Poroshenko's party turned out to be shit that is sinking
In the case of voting on closed party lists, the best chances to overcome the 5 percent barrier and get into the Verkhovna Rada today are the Opposition Bloc party, Petro Poroshenko's Solidarity Bloc, Batkivshchyna, Oleg Lyashko's Radical Party, Samopomich, and Volna party "(if it is headed by M. Saakashvili) and "Freedom". This is evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by the Sofia Center, which were presented at a press conference in Kyiv by Alexander Levtsun, head of sociological programs at the Sofia Center for Social Research.
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Among respondents who intend to take part in the elections, 13,1% plan to support the “Opposition Bloc”, Petro Poroshenko’s “Solidarity” Bloc – 12,6%, VO “Batkivshchyna” – 12,1%, Oleg Lyashko’s Radical Party – 7,9 %, “Self-Help” - 7,6%, the “Volna” party (if headed by M. Saakashvili) will receive 5,7%, VO “Svoboda” - 4,3%.
Other parties have electoral support rates of less than 4,0%. The ambitions of the new leaders of the Democratic Alliance party did not materialize. Today, only 0,5% of respondents among those who will definitely participate in the elections are ready to vote for this party. The Popular Front has practically lost the support of the population. The number of his supporters today does not exceed 1%.
“The inability of the authorities to resolve the conflict in Donbass and overcome corruption inevitably leads to a crisis of confidence in the country’s leadership and increased protest sentiments. We can confidently predict that in the fall, the indicators of electoral support for Petro Poroshenko’s Solidarity Bloc and Petro Poroshenko personally as a politician will continue to decline. We can expect that by the end of the year the level of support for the Solidarity party will be less than 8%. In the electoral rating, this party will move to 5-6th place,” predicts Levtsun.
The survey took place from August 26 to September 5 in all regions of Ukraine. In the Donetsk and Lugansk regions, the survey was conducted in territory controlled by the official authorities of Ukraine. The survey was not conducted in Crimea.
A total of 2007 respondents aged 18 years and older were surveyed. The sample represents the adult population of Ukraine according to basic socio-demographic characteristics. The survey method is an individual interview (“face to face”) at the respondent’s place of residence (at home). The statistical error does not exceed 2,2%.
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