(1) Prominent presidential candidates’ rating among citizens who have made up their minds and plan to vote:
Tymoshenko (Fatherland) – 21%,
Zelenskyi (comedian) – 11%,
Poroshenko (Solidarity) – 10%,
Hrytsenko (Civic Position) – 10%,
Boyko (Opposition Bloc) – 9%,
Lyashko (Radical Party) – 8%,
Vakarschuk (singer) – 6%,
…..
Sadovyi (Self-Help) – 3%,
Yatsenyuk (People’s Front) – 1%;
(2) Tymoshenko leads in all macro-regions, i.e. in the West, Center, North, South (on par with undeclared candidate Zelenskyi) & East, with the exception of the Donbas where she (8%) is second to Boyko (12%), while Poroshenko gets 4%;
(3) Poroshenko’s “anti-rating” among those who plan to vote: 51.4% (i.e. citizens who will not vote for the candidate, under any circumstances); Tymoshenko’s “anti-rating:” 27.5%;
(4) Tymoshenko beats more or less clearly (while Poroshenko loses, with wide margin, to) all likely potential rivals, in 2nd round of presidential elections (undeclared candidate and comedian Zelenskyi comes with 23% vs. 26% closest to beating Tymoshenko);
(5) Tymoshenko vs. Poroshenko in likely run-off: 29% to 14% of those planning to vote, i.e. Tymoshenko adds amount of additional votes approx. double to those Poroshenko gains, in 2nd round;
(6) Major parties’ electoral support, if next Sunday were parliamentary elections, among citizens who have made up their minds and plan to vote (note: there is a 5% entry barrier, in the proportional part of the voting):
– Fatherland (Tymoshenko) – 21.7%,
…..
– Civic Position (Hrytsenko) – 9.8%,
– Opposition Bloc (Boyko) – 9.2%,
– Solidarity (Poroshenko) – 8.1%,
– Radical Party (Lyashko) – 7.0%,
– Ours (Murayev) – 4.9%
– Self-Help (Sadovyi) – 4.4%,
….
– Freedom (Tyahnybok) – 3.0%,
– People’s Front (Yatsenyuk) – 0.6%,
– UDAR (Klychko) – 0.4%.
