Three parties lead the party rankings before local elections

There have been changes in the classification during the last week.

The results of the aggregate party rating indicate that in the local elections on October 25, three parliamentary parties will receive the most votes. At the same time, the ratings of the parties “Servant of the People”, OPSL and “European Solidarity” are practically the same.

This is evidenced by the survey data from the Sociological Group “Rating”.

According to the survey, the Servant of the People party has the support of 16.7% of those who have made a decision and intend to go to the elections, Opposition Platform – For Life – 13.5%, European Solidarity – 13.2%.

In addition, the Batkivshchyna party has the support of 8.6% of the voters, for Maybutne – 7.4% of those surveyed, Nash Krai – 4.0%, Oleg Lyashko’s Radical Party – 3.3%, IMPACT of Vitali Klitschko – 2, 7%, OV “Svoboda” – 2.3%,%, the Sharia party – 1.9%, the “Proposition” party – 1.6%, the “Golos” party – 1.4% , “Strength and honor” – 1.2 %%, “Peremoga Palchevsky” – 0.9,

The total rating of other parties (mostly local) that participate in local elections and were included in the list for the investigation is 21.3%.

The survey was conducted by the Sociological Group “Rating” from October 16 to 19, 2020 among 5000 respondents throughout Ukraine, with the exception of the territories occupied by Russia. Interview method: CATI (Computer Assisted Telephone Interviews), based on a random sample of mobile phone numbers. Research representativeness error: no more than 1.4%.

Let us remind you that according to the survey by the Sociological Group “Rating”, carried out on October 4 and 7, the rating of the parties before the local elections was led by four parliamentary parties. The Servant of the People party was supported by 17.2% of those who had made a decision and intended to go to the polls, Opposition Platform – For Life – 12.6%, European Solidarity – 11.7 %, Batkivshchyna – 7.5%.

Note that, according to a survey by the Sociological Group “Rating”, the second wave of coronavirus may reduce turnout in local elections in Ukraine.