Info Sapiens commissioned by IRI, 10 October 2020

Opinion poll region:	Nikolaev
Time frame of poll:	23.09.2020 - 24.09.2020
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:	10 October 2020

Parties rating: City Council elections in Nikolaev

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

1	Servant of the People	20%
2	OPFL	19%
3	European Solidarity	8%
4	Party of Shariy	8%
5	Proposition	7%
6	Nikolaev residents	4%
7	Our Land	2%
8	Opposition Bloc	2%
9	Victory of Palchevsky	2%
10	For the Future	2%
11	Radical Party	2%
12	Fatherland	1%
13	Agrarian Party	1%
14	Strength and Honor	1%
15	Voice	1%
16	Freedom	1%
17	National Corps	1%
	Another party	1%
	Against all	6%
	Will not vote	2%
	Undecided	10%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Nikolaev

Question: If Mayoral elections in Nikolaev were held next Sunday, which candidate would you vote for?

1	Alexander Senkevich	35%
2	Artem Ilyuk	23%
3	Tatiana Dombrovskaya	17%
4	Vladislav Chayka	3%
5	Igor Dyatlov	1%
6	Yuri Granaturov	1%
7	Nikolai Kruglov	1%
	Another candidate	1%
	Against all	18%

Source

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