Opinion polls results: politicians ratings

Ukrainian presidential election

Rating, 26 April 2018

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 10.04.2018 - 22.04.2018
Number of respondents: 6000
Sampling error: 1.5%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
1
Yulia Timoshenko
 
8.8%
2
Anatoly Gricenko
 
6.6%
3
Yuri Boyko
 
6%
4
Svyatoslav Vakarchuk
 
6%
5
Vladimir Zelenskiy
 
5.8%
6
Pyotr Poroshenko
 
5.5%
7
Oleg Lyashko
 
5.5%
8
Vadim Rabinovich
 
3.8%
9
Andrei Sadovyy
 
1.9%
10
Valentin Nalivaychenko
 
1.2%
Another candidate
 
12.8%
Will not vote
 
16.9%
Undecided
 
19.3%
Opinion poll publication date: 26 April 2018
Sociological Group "Rating"
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Sofia, 23 March 2018

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 09.03.2018 - 16.03.2018
Number of respondents: 2010
Sampling error: 2.2%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
1
Yulia Timoshenko
 
14.3%
2
Pyotr Poroshenko
 
9.5%
3
Yuri Boyko
 
9.3%
4
Anatoly Gricenko
 
7.4%
5
Oleg Lyashko
 
7%
6
Vadim Rabinovich
 
6.2%
7
Oleg Tyagnibok
 
4.1%
8
Andrei Sadovyy
 
4%
9
Dmitriy Yarosh
 
1.7%
10
Mikhail Saakashvili
 
1.6%
Another candidate
 
18.1%
None of the above
 
6.7%
Undecided
 
10.1%
Opinion poll publication date: 23 March 2018
Center for Social Research "Sofia"
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IAF, UISR, Social Monitoring, 20 March 2018

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 06.03.2018 - 18.03.2018
Number of respondents: 2015
Sampling error: 2.2%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
1
Yulia Timoshenko
 
13%
2
Pyotr Poroshenko
 
8.6%
3
Anatoly Gricenko
 
6.7%
4
Vadim Rabinovich
 
6.7%
5
Yuri Boyko
 
6.6%
6
Oleg Lyashko
 
6.4%
7
Andrei Sadovyy
 
4.7%
8
Oleg Tyagnibok
 
2.3%
9
Vitaly Klichko
 
1.3%
10
Arseniy Yacenyuk
 
0.6%
Another candidate
 
9.4%
Will not vote
 
16.6%
Undecided
 
16.9%
Opinion poll publication date: 20 March 2018
Institute of Analysis and Forecasting
Ukrainian Institute for Social Research named after Alexander Yaremenko
Social Monitoring Center
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KIIS, 19 March 2018

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 05.02.2018 - 21.02.2018
Number of respondents: 2043
Sampling error: 3.3%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
1
Yulia Timoshenko
 
9.8%
2
Oleg Lyashko
 
6.2%
3
Anatoly Gricenko
 
5%
4
Pyotr Poroshenko
 
3.9%
5
Yuri Boyko
 
3.9%
6
Vadim Rabinovich
 
3.8%
7
Andrei Sadovyy
 
2%
8
Vladimir Groysman
 
1.7%
9
Oleg Tyagnibok
 
1.5%
10
Arseniy Yacenyuk
 
0.3%
Another candidate
 
1.9%
None of the above
 
6.5%
Will not vote
 
15.2%
Undecided
 
38.3%
Opinion poll publication date: 19 March 2018
Kyiv international institute of sociology
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Rating, 22 February 2018

Poll region: Ukraine
Time frame: 12.12.2017 - 28.12.2017
Number of respondents: 30000
Sampling error: 0.6%
Polling method: Personal interview face-to-face
1
Yulia Timoshenko
 
11.2%
2
Pyotr Poroshenko
 
9.4%
3
Yuri Boyko
 
7.1%
4
Anatoly Gricenko
 
5.8%
5
Oleg Lyashko
 
5.4%
6
Vadim Rabinovich
 
5.1%
7
Andrei Sadovyy
 
3.8%
8
Oleg Tyagnibok
 
2.3%
9
Arseniy Yacenyuk
 
1%
Another candidate
 
10.4%
Will not vote
 
18.9%
Undecided
 
19.4%

Second round

Opinion poll publication date: 22 February 2018
Sociological Group "Rating"
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