SocioStream, 29 September 2020

Opinion poll region:	Poltava
Time frame of poll:	16.09.2020 - 20.09.2020
Number of respondents:	1535
Sampling error:	2.5%
Polling method:	Personal interview face-to-face
Survey was conducted:	SocioStream AG
Survey publication date:	29 September 2020

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Poltava

Question: If Mayoral elections in Poltava were held next Sunday, who would you vote for?

1	Alexander Mamay	27%
2	Sergey Ivaschenko	19%
3	Alexander Udovichenko	9.9%
4	Sergey Kaplin	9.3%
5	Andrei Matkovskiy	6.4%
6	Yuri Bublik	5.5%
7	Alexander Shamota	3.7%
8	Oksana Derkach	2%
9	Andrei Karpov	1.9%
	Another candidate	0.7%
	Will not vote	3.4%
	Undecided	11.2%

Parties rating: City Council elections in Poltava

Question: If City Council elections in Poltava were held next Sunday, which party would you vote for?

1	Servant of the People	19.4%
2	For the Future	18.1%
3	OPFL	7.5%
4	Hometown	7.3%
5	Fatherland	7.1%
6	Freedom	6.8%
7	Party of ordinary people	6.6%
8	European Solidarity	4.3%
9	Trust	2.3%
10	Victory of Palchevsky	1.7%
11	Agrarian Party	1.3%
12	Radical Party	1.3%
13	SDP	1.3%
14	Voice	1%
15	Strength and Honor	0.8%
16	Party of Shariy	0.7%
17	Our Land	0.5%
18	Opposition Bloc	0.5%
19	Proposition	0.2%
	Another party	0.5%
	Will not vote	1.2%
	Undecided	9.8%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

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Brief Election News

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