72% of Ukrainians believe that elections should be held after end of war – chart
More than two-thirds of Ukrainians believe that elections should be held after the war, while almost a quarter believe that this should be done during Russia's full-scale invasion.
Source: a poll conducted by the National Democratic Institute and the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology in May 2024
Details: 72% of Ukrainians believe that holding elections is a post-war issue, while 24% would prefer to vote during the war.
The sociologists also asked Ukrainians about their attitudes towards a number of political parties.
Serhiy Prytula’s party enjoys the most support from respondents: it is the only party where the number of people with a positive or very positive attitude to it is the same as those whose attitude is negative or very negative (28% each).
With all the other parties, negative attitudes prevail.
The most negative attitudes are towards the Opposition Platform for Life (71% of them have negative feelings towards it, and only 4% reported a positive attitude), Batkivshchyna (All-Ukrainian Union Homeland) (57% vs. 9%), Servant of the People (48% vs. 13%), and European Solidarity (47% vs. 23%).
The survey was conducted on 8-25 May. A total of 2,508 adult residents of Ukraine were interviewed by telephone based on randomly generated mobile numbers. The sample did not include territories that were temporarily occupied as of 23 February 2022 (Crimea and the occupied areas of Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts).
Respondents living in territories that were occupied after 24 February 2022 were interviewed if they felt safe enough to answer the questions.
The sampling error does not exceed 2.2%.
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