KIIS, 12 August 2015

Opinion poll region:	Nikolaev
Time frame of poll:	23.07.2015 - 01.08.2015
Number of respondents:	1620
Sampling error:	2.5%
Polling method:	Personal interview face-to-face
Survey was conducted:	Kyiv international institute of sociology
Survey publication date:	12 August 2015

Politicians rating: Mayoral elections in Nikolaev

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

1	Yuri Granaturov	17.9%
2	Artem Ilyuk	8.4%
3	Sergey Isakov	7.7%
4	Igor Dyatlov	7.4%
5	Alexander Zholobeckiy	5.9%
6	Alexander Senkevich	1.9%
7	David Arahamiya	1.4%
8	Alexander Yancen	1.2%
9	Vyacheslav Simchenko	0.9%
10	Nikolai Romanchuk	0.6%
	Another candidate	0.8%
	Against all	3.5%
	Will not vote	18.3%
	Undecided	24.2%

Politicians rating: Presidential elections in Ukraine (Nikolaev)

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

1	Yuri Boyko	10.5%
2	Pyotr Poroshenko	8.9%
3	Yulia Timoshenko	5%
4	Andrei Sadovyy	4.4%
5	Oleg Lyashko	4.1%
6	Dmitriy Yarosh	3%
7	Anatoly Gricenko	3%
8	Oleg Tyagnibok	0.8%
	Another candidate	5.7%
	Against all	8.7%
	Will not vote	18.2%
	Undecided	27.7%

Parties rating: City Council elections in Nikolaev

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

1	Opposition Bloc	15.7%
2	European Solidarity	7.9%
3	Self Reliance	6.3%
4	CPU	4.5%
5	Revival	4.4%
6	Fatherland	4%
7	Radical Party	2.8%
8	Right Sector	2.8%
9	Civil Position	1.9%
10	Freedom	1.1%
	Another party	4.5%
	Against all	3%
	Will not vote	16.7%
	Undecided	24.4%

Representation of parties on the council based on the poll results

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