15.8% of Ukrainians are ready to support "ES" in Verkhovna Rada elections. "Zaluzhnyi’s Party" has 12.5%, and "Zelenskyy’s Party" has 12.2%, - poll. INFOGRAPHICS
If elections to the Verkhovna Rada were held in the near future, "European Solidarity," "Zaluzhnyi’s Party," and "Zelenskyy’s Party" would receive the most support.
According to Censor.NET, this is indicated by data from an Active Group poll.
Parliamentary elections
If elections to the Verkhovna Rada were held next Sunday, 10.4% of respondents would be ready to support "European Solidarity."
Valery Zaluzhnyi’s party would receive 8.3% of the vote, while Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s party would receive 8.1%.
These three parties are tied within the margin of error.
"The parties led by Ihor Terekhov and Kyrylo Budanov each have 5.7%; the ‘National Corps’ (Andrii Biletskyi) has 5.1%; and Mykhailo Fedorov's party has 4.8%.
"Batkivshchyna" (Yulia Tymoshenko) would receive 4.1%, the ‘Azov’ party (Denys Prokopenko) – 3.8%, and "Smart Politics" (Dmytro Razumkov) – 3.0%. Oleksiy Honcharenko’s party is supported by 2.8%, "August 24" (Serhii Prytula) by 2.5%, and Yurii Boiko’s party by 2.0%. "9.7% would vote against all candidates or spoil their ballot; 11.1% would not vote; and another 12.9% remain undecided," the study states.
Among those who have made up their minds (66.3% of respondents):
"European Solidarity" has 15.8%, Zaluzhnyi’s party would receive 12.5%, Zelenskyy’s party—12.2%, Terekhov’s and Budanov’s parties each have 8.6%, "National Corps"—7.6%, and Fedorov’s party—7.2%.
Who has the highest rejection rates?
37.4% of respondents said they definitely would not vote for "Batkivshchyna"; 33.6% said they would not vote for Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s party; 32% said they would not vote for Yurii Boiko’s party; and 29.8% said they would not vote for "European Solidarity." Prytula’s party is rejected by 26%, Oleksii Honcharenko’s by 25.3%, Kyrylo Budanov’s by 21.6%, Terekhov’s party by 19.2%, Valerii Zaluzhnyi’s by 18.4%, and the "Azov" party by 17.8%.
