Ukrainian sociology group commissioned by Ukrainian news, 21 October 2020

Opinion poll region:	Donetsk oblast
Time frame of poll:	04.10.2020 - 12.10.2020
Number of respondents:	1000
Sampling error:	3.0%
Polling method:	Personal interview face-to-face
Survey was conducted:	Ukrainian sociology group
Customer:	Information Agency «Ukrainian news»
Survey publication date:	21 October 2020

Parties rating: Local council elections in Donetsk oblast

Question: If Local council elections in Donetsk oblast were held in the near future, which party would you vote for?

1	OPFL	31.8%
2	Servant of the People	7.8%
3	Boychenko Bloc	6.7%
4	Party of Shariy	3.8%
5	European Solidarity	3.2%
6	Our Land	2.3%
7	For the Future	1.8%
8	Party for Peace and Development	1.8%
9	Order	1.2%
10	Victory of Palchevsky	1%
11	Fatherland	0.8%
12	Power of people	0.8%
13	Proposition	0.7%
14	Strength and Honor	0.7%
15	Radical Party	0.5%
16	Opposition Bloc	0.4%
17	Voice	0.2%
18	Agrarian Party	0.2%
19	National Corps	0.1%
	Against all	1%
	Will not vote	15%
	Undecided	18.2%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Mariupol

Question: If Mayoral elections in Mariupol were held in the near future, who would you vote for?

Opinion poll region: Mariupol

1	Vadim Boychenko	47.8%
2	Vladimir Klimenko	9.8%
3	Lydia Mugli	3%
4	Mikhail Klyuev	0.8%
5	Yulia Bashkirova	0.5%
	Against all	2%
	Will not vote	16%
	Undecided	20.1%

Parties rating: City Council elections in Mariupol

Question: If City Council elections in Mariupol were held in the near future, which party would you vote for?

Opinion poll region: Mariupol

1	OPFL	29.5%
2	Boychenko Bloc	27.5%
3	Servant of the People	7.1%
4	Party of Shariy	3.9%
5	European Solidarity	1.8%
6	Power of people	1.2%
7	Our Land	1%
8	Fatherland	1%
9	For the Future	0.8%
10	UDAR	0.3%
	Against all	2%
	Will not vote	11%
	Undecided	13.4%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

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