KIIS, 20 July 2015

Opinion poll region:	Ukraine
Time frame of poll:	27.06.2015 - 09.07.2015
Number of respondents:	2044
Sampling error:	3.3%
Polling method:	Personal interview face-to-face
Survey was conducted:	Kyiv international institute of sociology
Survey publication date:	20 July 2015

Politicians rating: Presidential elections in Ukraine

Question: If Presidential elections in Ukraine were held next Sunday, and the following candidates were included in the voting ballot, who would you vote for?

1	Pyotr Poroshenko	14.6%
2	Yulia Timoshenko	13.9%
3	Oleg Lyashko	4.6%
4	Anatoly Gricenko	4.6%
5	Andrei Sadovyy	4.3%
6	Dmitriy Yarosh	3.1%
7	Yuri Boyko	2.4%
8	Olga Bogomolec	1.4%
9	Arseniy Yacenyuk	1.3%
10	Oleg Tyagnibok	1.2%
	Another candidate	2.9%
	Against all	4.6%
	Will not vote	13.6%
	Undecided	27.1%

Parties rating: Ukrainian parliamentary elections

Question: If Ukrainian parliamentary elections were held next Sunday, and the following parties were included in the voting ballot, which party would you vote for?

1	European Solidarity	13.3%
2	Fatherland	12.8%
3	Self Reliance	6.8%
4	Radical Party	5.8%
5	Opposition Bloc	4.1%
6	Civil Position	3.1%
7	Right Sector	3%
8	Freedom	2.2%
9	People's Front	1.6%
10	Strong Ukraine	1.2%
	Another party	2.5%
	Against all	3.2%
	Will not vote	14.3%
	Undecided	26.1%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

Parties rating: Local council elections in Ukraine

Question: If Local council elections in Ukraine were held next Sunday, and the following parties were included in the voting ballot, which party would you vote for?

1	Fatherland	14%
2	European Solidarity	12.2%
3	Self Reliance	6.7%
4	Radical Party	4.6%
5	Opposition Bloc	4.1%
6	Right Sector	2.8%
7	Civil Position	2.2%
8	Freedom	2.1%
9	People's Front	1.5%
10	UDAR	1.2%
	Another party	2.4%
	Against all	3%
	Will not vote	12.2%
	Undecided	30.8%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

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Brief Election News

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17 days back

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17 days back

The Economist: Zelensky last week instructed his team to prepare for elections after the ceasefire. The first confirmation of this could come on May 5, the deadline for parliament to vote on extending martial law, which ends on May 9. Lifting it would pave the way for elections, which are planned for early July

18 days back

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20 days back