48% of Ukrainians support creating national unity coalition and national salvation government – poll. INFOGRAPHICS
Ukrainians have shared their views on the idea of creating a "national unity coalition and a national salvation government".
This is according to a poll conducted by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS), Censor.NET reports.
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48% of respondents expressed a positive attitude towards the initiative.
11% view it negatively. The remaining respondents have either a neutral attitude or are undecided.
The findings were also broken down by trust in Zelenskyy.
"Attitudes towards this idea are virtually independent of trust in V. Zelenskyy. Among those who fully or mostly trust him, 47% and 45%, respectively, view the creation of a national unity coalition and a national salvation government positively. Only 13% and 9%, respectively, view it negatively," the sociologists noted.
Another question asked respondents how they would feel if the purpose of such a coalition were to share responsibility between the government and the opposition for key wartime decisions, rather than to distribute positions.
In this case, 66% of respondents expressed a positive attitude towards such a coalition. 7% viewed it negatively. The remaining respondents have either a neutral attitude or are undecided.
Methodology
The survey was conducted on September 12–21, 2026. A total of 1,002 respondents were interviewed.
Formally, under normal circumstances, the statistical margin of error for a sample of this size, at a 95% confidence level and accounting for a design effect of 1.3, did not exceed 4.1% for figures close to 50%, 3.5% for figures close to 25%, 2.5% for figures close to 10%, and 1.8% for figures close to 5%.
