LLI, 25 October 2020

Opinion poll region:	Kiev oblast
Time frame of poll:	25.10.2020 - 25.10.2020
Number of respondents:	35017
Sampling error:	1.0%
Polling method:	Exit poll
Survey was conducted:	Non-governmental organization "Leading Legal Initiatives"
Survey publication date:	25 October 2020

Parties rating: Oblast Council elections in Kiev oblast

Question: which political party did you vote for in the elections?

1	Servant of the People	26.74%
2	European Solidarity	14.06%
3	For the Future	11.65%
4	Fatherland	8.51%
5	Glorious Ukraine	5.12%
6	Our Land	4.97%
7	OPFL	4.89%
8	Voice	4.27%
9	Freedom	4.08%
10	UDAR	3.83%
11	Strength and Honor	2.92%
12	Radical Party	2.17%
13	Victory of Palchevsky	1.81%
14	Native country	1.5%
15	Wave	1.41%
16	Party of Shariy	0.99%
17	Proposition	0.66%
18	Party of National Egoism	0.42%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Bila-Tserkva

Question: which candidate did you vote for in the elections?

Opinion poll region: Bila-Tserkva

1	Gennady Dikiy	47.41%
2	Nikolai Babenko	23.94%
3	Dmitriy Kirishun	7.77%
4	Andrei Korol	5.25%

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Irpin

Question: which candidate did you vote for in the elections?

Opinion poll region: Irpin

1	Alexander Markushin	39.88%
2	Maxim Nelzin	15.39%

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Brovary

Question: which candidate did you vote for in the elections?

Opinion poll region: Brovary

1	Igor Sapozhko	43.18%
2	Dmitriy Ratnikov	14.15%
3	Valeriy Ivanenko	13.64%

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Boryspil

Question: which candidate did you vote for in the elections?

Opinion poll region: Boryspil

1	Anatoly Fedorchuk	19.28%
2	Vladislav Baychas	15.26%
3	Vladimir Borisenko	14.06%

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Brief Election News

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