List of public opinion polls

Company	Publication date	Polling method	Number of respondents	Sampling error
OPORA	01.04.2019	F2F	-	0.7
Deminitiatives, KIIS, Razumkov Centre	31.03.2019	Exit poll	17956	2.5
SORA, Social Monitoring, UISR	31.03.2019	Exit poll	26548	2.1
SOCIS	31.03.2019	Exit poll	15405	0.8
TNS, Info Sapiens	31.03.2019	Exit poll	20000	0.7
Rating	28.03.2019	F2F	3000	1.8
Deminitiatives, KIIS	28.03.2019	F2F	1600	3.7
GQR, Info Sapiens	28.03.2019	F2F	1075	4.0
SOCIS	27.03.2019	F2F	2000	2.1
UISR, Social Monitoring	27.03.2019	F2F	4040	1.7
APPRCS	27.03.2019	F2F	2004	2.3
IAF, Socioprognoz	27.03.2019	F2F	2000	2.2
Razumkov Centre	27.03.2019	F2F	2017	2.3
ISOM, NewImage	26.03.2019	F2F	1805	2.4
KIIS	25.03.2019	F2F	2004	3.3
KIIS, Razumkov Centre, Rating	25.03.2019	F2F	15000	0.8
Rating, Razumkov Centre, Rating	25.03.2019	F2F	15000	0.8
RAND	25.03.2019	F2F	1800	2.5
FIP	25.03.2019	F2F	1210	2.9
Dragomanov CSR	22.03.2019	F2F	1800	2.3
UISR, Social Monitoring	20.03.2019	F2F	2047	2.2
SOCIS, Janus	20.03.2019	F2F	2000	2.1
APPRCS	20.03.2019	F2F	2019	2.2
Rating	19.03.2019	F2F	2500	2.0
IAF, Socioprognoz	19.03.2019	F2F	2016	2.2
LLI	18.03.2019	F2F	164590	2.2
UA policy, IMCO	18.03.2019	F2F	3986	1.5
APPU, ISPP NAES of Ukraine	15.03.2019	F2F	1200	3.2
USP	15.03.2019	F2F	2000	2.2
Sofia	14.03.2019	F2F	2014	2.2
BURI	14.03.2019	F2F	2024	2.2
SOCIS	13.03.2019	F2F	2000	2.1
RAND	13.03.2019	F2F	3000	3.5
Seetarget	12.03.2019	F2F	804	3.5
Rating	11.03.2019	F2F	5000	1.5
Seetarget	11.03.2019	F2F	805	3.5
Active Group	11.03.2019	F2F	1800	2.6
Active Group	10.03.2019	F2F	2500	2.0
Sofia	07.03.2019	F2F	2018	2.2
Seetarget	05.03.2019	F2F	801	3.5
Rating	04.03.2019	F2F	2500	2.0
IAF, Socioprognoz	04.03.2019	F2F	2022	2.2
UISR, Social Monitoring	04.03.2019	F2F	2197	2.1
Sofia	01.03.2019	F2F	2012	2.2
Seetarget	01.03.2019	F2F	803	3.5
UISR, Social Monitoring	27.02.2019	F2F	2047	2.2
KIIS	25.02.2019	F2F	2042	3.3
SOCIS	22.02.2019	F2F	2000	2.1
Sociopolis	21.02.2019	F2F	2409	2.0
Seetarget	21.02.2019	F2F	1214	2.9

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