Info Sapiens commissioned by IRI, 8 October 2020

Opinion poll region: Lviv
Time frame of poll: 22.09.2020 - 23.09.2020
Number of respondents: 600
Sampling error: 4.0%
Polling method: CATI - computer-assisted telephone interviews
Survey was conducted: Research Agency "Info Sapiens"
Customer: International Republican Institute
Survey publication date: 8 October 2020

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Lviv

Question: If Mayoral elections in Lviv were held next Sunday, which candidate would you vote for?
1
Andrei Sadovyy
 
37%
2
Oleg Sinyutka
 
22%
3
Ruslan Koshulinskiy
 
12%
4
Igor Zinkevich
 
3%
5
Yaroslav Ruschishin
 
3%
6
Igor Vasyunik
 
3%
7
Vladimir Girnyak
 
2%
8
Natalia Tymchiy
 
1%
9
Taras Klefa
 
1%
10
Nazar Brezickiy
 
1%
Another candidate
 
1%
Against all
 
3%
Will not vote
 
1%
Undecided
 
11%

Parties rating: City Council elections in Lviv

Question: If City Council elections in Lviv were held next Sunday, which political party would you vote for?
1
European Solidarity
 
34%
2
Self Reliance
 
11%
3
Voice
 
6%
4
Servant of the People
 
5%
5
WARTA
 
5%
6
Freedom
 
5%
7
UGP
UGP
 
4%
8
OPFL
 
3%
9
Fatherland
 
3%
10
Party of Shariy
 
2%
11
Strength and Honor
 
2%
12
For the Future
 
1%
13
Civil Position
 
1%
14
People's Movement of Ukraine
 
1%
15
Radical Party
 
1%
16
Our Land
 
1%
17
Ukrainian Strategy
 
1%
Against all
 
1%
Will not vote
 
1%
Undecided
 
9%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

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