Zelensky will lose disastrously to any new candidate – Bortnik
If any new candidate, not one of those politicians whom voters already know well, enters the next presidential elections in Ukraine, then current President Vladimir Zelensky will lose to him by a double margin.
This forecast was voiced on the NASH TV channel by the director of the Ukrainian Institute of Policy Analysis and Management Ruslan Bortnik, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“This government, this company, doesn’t have much time left to become “faggots.” 3 years – maximum. I think that if the current course continues, (Zelensky’s) re-election is unlikely,” he said.
The political scientist considers the results of sociological surveys in which Zelensky ranks first to be biased.
“It depends on who you put in the sociological survey. I'll now reveal a little technological secret. If we put Zelensky, Poroshenko, Boyko, Tymoshenko and so on there, then Zelensky wins. And if there is a new, unknown, “unscrubbed” candidate, then this new unknown “unscrambled” candidate will defeat anyone. The gap will be two times.
Are you lookingиthose are in the wrong place. Look not at ratings, but at anti-ratings. They are key for the presidential campaign. If the anti-rating is 50, like our president, then it’s difficult to defeat any new person in two rounds. Why are Razumkov, Klitschko, and figures who haven’t competed yet having problems now? Because their level of trust is such that it allows them to potentially bypass Zelensky in the second round.
Imagine that he is now running (for elections), and imagine that the elites do not want him to be re-elected. And it no longer seems that there is a consensus among key financial and political figures that this cannot be re-elected. And they say – that’s it, we support Klitschko. And Poroshenko is removed in favor of Klitschko. And Zelensky loses. Most likely he loses. And these are early elections, and in three years he will still accumulate electoral negativity and anti-rating. And it will be even more difficult,” the political scientist concluded.
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