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Recent polls in Ukraine reveal significant public concern over government corruption, with 50% of citizens identifying it as a major issue. President Zelenskyy is seen as responsible by 72% of respondents. Additionally, polls indicate that if elections were held, President Zelenskyy might be defeated by challengers such as Valerii Zaluzhnyi. Trust in key political figures is shifting, with Zaluzhnyi and others leading over Zelenskyy. Another crucial aspect highlighted is the resilience of Ukrainians, as 77% of citizens support continued resistance against Russian aggression, despite potential hardships. Moreover, public trust in the Prosecutor General's Office is low, yet polls suggest that reforms involving international experts might regain confidence.
What are Ukrainians most concerned about according to recent polls?
Recent polls indicate that Ukrainians are most concerned about corruption within the government, with 50% highlighting it as a major issue. This sentiment reflects a broader demand for transparency and accountability among Ukrainians.
How do polls suggest Volodymyr Zelenskyy fares in upcoming elections?
Polls suggest that if presidential elections were held now, Volodymyr Zelenskyy might lose to figures like Valerii Zaluzhnyi, indicating a shift in trust and a potential challenge for Zelenskyy’s administration to regain public confidence.
What is the public opinion regarding Ukraine's resistance to Russian aggression?
Polls show strong public support, with 77% of Ukrainians ready to endure hardships such as cold and darkness to continue resisting Russian aggression. This highlights a resilient national sentiment towards ongoing conflict situations.
What are the issues affecting public trust in the Prosecutor General’s Office?
70% of Ukrainian citizens express distrust towards the Prosecutor General’s Office. However, 56% indicate that open selection involving international experts could restore trust, pointing to a demand for integrity in legal procedures.
Do Ukrainians support tax increases for Western funding?
According to polls, 48% of Ukrainians support decisions to raise taxes if it results in Western funding. This suggests a willingness to endure economic measures in favor of securing financial aid crucial for Ukraine’s stability and growth.
What trust levels are reported for different Ukrainian political figures?
Polls highlight varying trust levels for political figures, with Zaluzhnyi, Fedorov, and Budanov receiving higher trust ratings compared to President Zelenskyy, reflecting shifts in public loyalty and confidence amidst current challenges.
How do Ukrainians view the possibility of a ceasefire in Donbas?
61% of Ukrainians oppose a ceasefire in Donbas without reliable security guarantees. This consensus underscores the public’s priority on ensuring sustained security and territorial integrity over premature agreements.
Is there a willingness among Ukrainians for new leadership post-war?
Polls reveal a significant willingness for leadership change, with 67% supporting replacing President Zelenskyy and 83% wanting a new Verkhovna Rada after the war, indicating a desire for renewed political direction.
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"47% of Ukrainians don't consider return of Crimea necessary," - Deputy Information Policy Minister Dzheppar Almost half of Ukrainians do not deem it necessary to return Crimea. 153 349 879 Previously in trend: Occupation of Crimea
Eight parties to make it to parliament at next election, - poll Petro Poroshenko Bloc (PPB) and Batkivshchyna led by Yuliia Tymoshenko are on the top of the political rating. 149 577 640
Seven parties make it to Verkhovna Rada, - poll by Razumkov Center and Democratic Initiatives Foundation Batkivshchyna, Petro Poroshenko Bloc, Radical Party, Samopomich, Opposition Bloc, Za Zhyttia and Hromadianska Pozytsiia would enter the Verkhovna Rada if early parliamentary elections were held the nearest Sunday. 116 761 431
Upcoming Elections’ Leaders are Bloc of Poroshenko, Lyashko Party, and "Narodnyi Front" - Poll Bloc of Petro Poroshenko, Radical Party of Oleh Lyashko, Narodnyi Front, and Sampomіch Association might enter the Ukrainian parliament according to a survey of "Demokratychni Initsiatyvy” Fund after Ilko Kucheriv. 115 951 634 Previously in trend: Snap Parliamentary Elections
Results of online poll on weapons legalization published: citizens want guns for self-protection. INFOGRAPHICS An online survey on Ukrainian citizens’ opinion regarding legalization of weapons for self-protection showed that 89 percent of those surveyed support the idea of granting the citizens with the right to possess short-barreled rifled guns for self-protection. 95 538 1 017
Opinion poll: 69 percent of Ukrainians distrust Poroshenko, 83 percent - Yatseniuk, 68 percent does not believe in reforms. INFOGRAPHICS The majority of Ukrainian citizens does not believe in the efficiency of the reforms being carried out by the Government and distrust the main authorities. 91 880 928
Nearly half of Russians believe West will forgive Russia for war waged in Donbas and Crimea occupation, – opinion poll 27 percent of Russian citizens expect escalation of tensions with the Western countries and a new round of the Cold War following “the current conflict over Ukraine and Crimea." 85 559 392 Previously in trend: Russian aggression against Ukraine War
Two presidential election polls show polarized results with Poroshenko, Tymoshenko taking lead Ukraine's two leading think tanks have published their results of presidential and parliamentary election polls, proving to be rather opposite. 79 115 622
Ukrainians believe that Russia and Ukraine are at war, the Russians don’t - poll Over 80% of Ukrainians believe that their country is at war with Russia. Only a third of the Russian respondents are of the same opinion (34%). 71 306 862 Previously in trend: Russian aggression against Ukraine
Ukrainian Gun Owners Association initiates online survey "Right to self-defense and legal arms: Ukrainians' attitude" Research Center "SPHERA" on request of the Ukrainian Gun Owners Association initiates an online survey to find out the attitude of Ukrainian citizens to the right to self-defense as well as legalizing possession of arms by the population. 66 390 1 082
Zelenskyi addresses Ukrainians, announces poll on day of local elections President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi recorded a video address to all citizens of Ukraine. He called on everyone to come and vote on the upcoming local elections. 65 603 793
23.8 percent of Ukrainians ready to resist occupation by force of arms, - survey About an equal number of Ukrainians prefer armed resistance and civil resistance under foreign military intervention and occupation of their town or village, according to a sociological study of the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS). 59 524 787
Zelenskyi stays ahead of Poroshenko in runoff - KIIS survey If the second round of presidential elections in Ukraine took place in mid-April, 48.4% of respondents would vote for showman and presidential candidate Volodymyr Zelenskyi and 17% for incumbent head of state Petro Poroshenko, according to a survey conducted by Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) on April 9-14, 2019. 59 384 1 942 Previously in trend: Presidential election 2019
Only 1.8% of Ukrainians are ready to completely abandon Donbas. DOCUMENT 54.3% of our citizens don’t want to lose the Donbas. 7.3% of Ukrainians have partially agreed to leave the Donbas alone. 54 426 537
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60 percent of Ukrainians name Ukrainian their native language, - poll 60 percent of Ukrainian citizens consider Ukrainian their mother tongue, 22 percent name both Ukrainian and Russian, and 15 percent - Russian. 52 887 688
Zelenskyi leads presidential race, followed by Poroshenko, - Rating survey 61% of Ukrainians among those who are going to come to the polls on April 21 are ready to vote for Volodymyr Zelenskyi, 24% are ready to support incumbent president Petro Poroshenko. 51 263 1 186
Only 11% of Russians Want to Accept Terrorist Republics of Donbas to Russian Federation, Poll Shows Only 3% of Russians believe that Russia should help Ukraine to regain control of the territories occupied by the terrorists of the Donetsk and Luhansk "People's Republics". 48 306 301 Previously in trend: Russian aggression against Ukraine
Poll: Tymoshenko strengthens her position among presidential candidates, followed by Hrytsenko, Poroshenko Batkivschyna Party leader Yulia Tymoshenko enjoys the greatest support among the respondents who intend to take part in the presidential elections in Ukraine while in has considerably increased compared to last May. 47 354 751 Previously in trend: Presidential election 2019
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"Servant of People" Bezuhla works for Russian propaganda, - Ukrainian Armed Forces Colonel Stefan Polls organized by Mariana Bezuhla are published in Russian propaganda publications. The information campaign to discredit the Ukrainian Armed Forces continues. 39 464 262
72% Russians suffer economic crisis, - poll According to the Public Opinion foundation, the number of Russians talking of an economic crisis in their country has reached 72% compared to 68% in August. 34 744 308 Previously in trend: Economic disaster
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Only 27% of Simferopol Residents Identify Themselves as Russian Citizens According to a poll by the Regional Institute of Political Communications, only 27.2% of the inhabitants of the occupied Simferopol consider themselves Russian citizens. 33 744 56 Previously in trend: Occupation of Crimea
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48% of conscripts are not ready to be mobilized. They are afraid of bad commanders, captivity and uncertainty of service life - survey. INFOGRAPHICS Almost half of men of conscription age are not ready to be mobilised - 48.1%. Instead, 35% of men are ready to join the Armed Forces. 33 258 177 Previously in trend: War
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Tymoshenko ahead in presidential candidate poll, followed by Poroshenko, Zelenskyi, Hrytsenko – KIIS survey According to a Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) poll, Batkivshchyna Party leader Yulia Tymoshenko enjoys the greatest support among presidential candidates - 19.3 percent. 31 698 618 Previously in trend: Presidential election 2019
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It’s inspiring that Zelenskyy’s rating has grown more than Zaluzhnyi’s - OP adviser Mylovanov. INFOGRAPHICS OP advisor Tymofii Mylovanov said that after the dispute with US President Donald Trump, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's rating rose, and he would have confidently defeated former Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi in the election. 30 918 399 Previously in trend: Zelenskyy’s rating Consequences of the Trump-Zelenskyy dispute
Five parties win seats on Ukraine's parliament – Rating survey Servant of the People, Opposition Platform - For Life, European Solidarity, Holos and Batkivshchyna overcome the 5% election threshold during snap elections to the Verkhovna Rada. 30 880 398 Previously in trend: Parliament elections 2019
Over 80 percent of young people proud to live in Ukraine, – opinion poll 81 percent of Ukrainian young people said they were proud to be citizens of Ukraine. 30 465 436
80 percent of Ukrainians oppose free sale of weapons, - poll Democratic Initiatives Foundation and Oleksandr Razumkov Ukrainian Center for Economic and Political Studies found that 81.5 per cent of respondents were against the legalization of the free sale of weapons to the citizens. 29 940 900
Ukrainians name Politician 2021 According to a nationwide survey conducted by the Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation along with Razumkov Center, most respondents have named President Volodymyr Zelensky Politician of the Year, as well as Disappointments of the Year. 29 080 570
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Poll shows over 43.8 percent ready to vote for Zelenskyi's party in early elections Some 43.8% of Ukrainians who intend to vote in early parliamentary elections in Ukraine and have already decided on their choice are ready to support the Servant of the People party. 28 115 302 Previously in trend: Parliament elections 2019
AFU leads rating of trust among institutions, Zelensky is in 6th place, - survey by Razumkov Center. INFOGRAPHICS The Armed Forces of Ukraine are the most trusted among social institutions - 95.8% of citizens trust them. 27 974 239 Previously in trend: War
Zelenskyi’s rating down To 66%, Honcharuk’s To 10%, Tymoshenko's Rating Up To 23%, Boiko’s To 24% - KIIS’ poll The rating of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (over September) fell by 73% to 66%; Prime Minister Oleksii Honcharuk’s one fell from 17% to 10%; the rating of Chairperson of the Batkivschyna All-Ukrainian Association party, Yuliya Tymoshenko, rose from 19% to 23%; and that of Chair of the Opposition Platform - For Life parliamentary interfactional association, Yurii Boiko, rose from 20% to 24%. 27 935 506
Seven parties can enter parliament - survey If parliamentary elections were held next Sunday then Servant of the People, Opposition Platform – For Life, Batkivschyna Party, European Solidarity and Holos would enter parliament. 27 416 289 Previously in trend: Parliament elections 2019
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Four parties could win seats on Ukraine's parliament The political parties Servant of the People, European Solidarity, Opposition Platform - For Life and Batkivshchyna (Fatherland) would overcome the 5% threshold if the parliamentary elections were held next Sunday, according to a survey carried out by the sociological service of the Razumkov Center. 25 572 361
Six parties expected to qualify for Rada – survey Pro-presidential political party appears to be the undisputed leader, enjoying the support of 48.5 percent of voters, - Kyiv International Sociology Institute. 25 482 340 Previously in trend: Parliament elections 2019
Zaluzhnyi’s rating exceeded Zelenskyy’s rating by 26%, - KIIS poll Compared to December 2022, criticism of the authorities is growing. Ukrainians have also become less trusting of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. 25 263 231
Zelenskyi’s rating decreased by 21% in two months Ukrainian authorities continue to lose popularity among Ukrainians. Thus, according to a Kyiv International Institute of Sociology’s (KIIS) poll, the rating of President Volodymyr Zelensky was 73% in September and it is now 52% by the end of November. So, over the 2 months, the rating has decreased by 21%, in particular, over the two weeks of November - by 12%. 25 183 378
More than 67% of Poles believe that opening of EU market for agricultural products from Ukraine is cause of their farmers’ problems 67.6% of Poles believe that the European Union is to blame for the financial problems of local farmers, as it decided to open the market for agricultural products from Ukraine. 24 931 24
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