Savik Shuster's Studio, Liberty Report commissioned by Ukraine 24, 25 October 2020

Opinion poll region: Chernivtsi
Time frame of poll: 25.10.2020 - 25.10.2020
Number of respondents: 2
Polling method: Exit poll
Survey was conducted: Savik Shuster's Studio,
Sociological company Liberty Report
Customer: TV channel «Ukraine 24»
Survey publication date: 25 October 2020

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Chernivtsi

Question: which candidate did you vote for in the elections?
1
Roman Klichuk
 
29.13%
2
Vitaly Mihaylishin
 
21.43%
3
Alexei Kaspruk
 
17.94%
4
Vitaly Druganovskiy
 
13.67%
5
Vasiliy Maksimyuk
 
4.49%
6
Mikhail Yarinich
 
4.34%
7
Yuri Burega
 
2.39%
8
Ruslan Caplyuk
 
1.42%
9
Galina Zhuk
 
1.1%
10
Sergey Kachmarskiy
 
1%
11
Alexander Fischuk
 
0.96%
12
Vasiliy Dutchak
 
0.96%
13
Yuri Kovalec
 
0.85%
14
Vladimir Diduh-Kobzar
 
0.32%

Parties rating: City Council elections in Chernivtsi

Question: which political party did you vote for in the elections?
1
Single alternative
 
22.14%
2
Servant of the People
 
14.74%
3
Mikhailishin Team
 
12.21%
4
European Solidarity
 
10.85%
5
Proposition
 
8.82%
6
People's control
 
5.43%
7
OPFL
 
4.61%
8
Fatherland
 
4.18%
9
For the Future
 
3.39%
10
Chernivtsi residents
 
3.14%
11
Strength and Honor
 
2.28%
12
Our Land
 
1.64%
13
Freedom
 
1.39%
14
Hometown
 
1.18%
15
Radical Party
 
0.96%
16
Wave
 
0.86%
17
Voice
 
0.86%
18
Victory of Palchevsky
 
0.82%
19
Brothers of Ukraine
 
0.5%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

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