Opinion polls results: party ratings

Parliamentary elections

RBC-Ukraine, 31 July 2012

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 30.11.-0001 - 30.11.-0001
Number of respondents: 9908
Polling method: Website online poll
1
Fatherland
 
21.93%
2
Party of Regions
 
16.2%
3
UDAR
 
11.3%
4
CPU
CPU
 
10.95%
5
Freedom
 
10.65%
6
Civil Position
 
1.66%
7
Ukraine – Forward!
 
1.34%
8
People's Party
 
1.17%
9
SPU
SPU
 
0.52%
10
Ukrainian Platform
 
0.02%
Another party
 
1.16%
None of the above
 
15.9%
Will not vote
 
4.6%
Undecided
 
2.38%

Representation of parties in parliament based on poll results

Opinion poll publication date: 31 July 2012
RBC-Ukraine
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Rating, 31 July 2012

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 14.07.2012 - 27.07.2012
Number of respondents: 2000
Sampling error: 2.2%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
1
Fatherland
 
19.5%
2
Party of Regions
 
15.4%
3
UDAR
 
8.5%
4
CPU
CPU
 
7.7%
5
Ukraine – Forward!
 
3.4%
6
Freedom
 
3.3%
7
People's Party
 
1%
8
Our Ukraine
 
0.9%
9
PSPU
 
0.6%
10
European Party
 
0.4%
Another party
 
1.9%
Will not vote
 
17.2%
Undecided
 
19.3%

Representation of parties in parliament based on poll results

Opinion poll publication date: 31 July 2012
Sociological Group "Rating"
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Razumkov Centre, 2 July 2012

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 16.06.2012 - 25.06.2012
Number of respondents: 2005
Sampling error: 2.3%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
1
Party of Regions
 
21.4%
2
Fatherland
 
20.2%
3
UDAR
 
8.3%
4
CPU
CPU
 
6.1%
5
Freedom
 
3%
6
Ukraine – Forward!
 
2.8%
7
People's Party
 
1.1%
8
Civil Position
 
1%
9
SPU
SPU
 
0.7%
10
Radical Party
 
0.2%
Another party
 
3.6%
Will not vote
 
14.9%
Undecided
 
16.6%

Representation of parties in parliament based on poll results

Opinion poll publication date: 2 July 2012
Ukrainian Centre for Economic and Political Studies named after Olexander Razumkov
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Razumkov Centre, 2 July 2012

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 16.06.2012 - 25.06.2012
Number of respondents: 2005
Sampling error: 2.3%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
1
Fatherland
 
21.6%
2
Party of Regions
 
18.1%
3
UDAR
 
7.4%
4
CPU
CPU
 
6%
5
Ukraine – Forward!
 
4.4%
6
Freedom
 
4.2%
7
People's Party
 
1.5%
8
Civil Position
 
1.3%
9
SPU
SPU
 
1%
10
Radical Party
 
0.8%
Another party
 
3.2%
Will not vote
 
17.3%
Undecided
 
13.1%

Representation of parties in parliament based on poll results

Opinion poll publication date: 2 July 2012
Ukrainian Centre for Economic and Political Studies named after Olexander Razumkov
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KIIS, 26 June 2012

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 08.06.2012 - 16.06.2012
Number of respondents: 2040
Sampling error: 3.3%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
1
Party of Regions
 
16%
2
Fatherland
 
14.5%
3
UDAR
 
8%
4
CPU
CPU
 
5.8%
5
Ukraine – Forward!
 
3.3%
6
Freedom
 
3.1%
7
Civil Position
 
1.3%
8
People's Party
 
1%
9
Our Ukraine
 
0.7%
10
SPU
SPU
 
0.5%
Another party
 
0.8%
Will not vote
 
16.1%
Undecided
 
28.7%

Representation of parties in parliament based on poll results

Opinion poll publication date: 26 June 2012
Kyiv international institute of sociology
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