At the same time, 64% of the polled said they would go to vote if the snap parliamentary elections took place.
In particular, 18% of those polled expressed unequivocal support for the idea of holding the early vote for parliament in Ukraine, another 24% said they would rather support than skip it.
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Yet, 21% of the respondents said they were strongly against any parliamentary elections ahead of schedule, another 19% said they were rather against than for such voting.
If the snap elections had taken place next Sunday, 31% of the polled would have definitely turn up, 33% said they would rather go than not, while 28% said they would have not voted with 8% of the pollees being still undecided.
In June 2016, the results of a similar public opinion poll had the following returns: 56% would vote, 32% would not vote and 11% were undecided.
The survey was conducted throughout Ukraine (except occupied territories of Donbas and Crimea) from September 28 to October 7, 2016. The respondents were polled by way of a personal interview at their home. A total of 2,400 Ukrainians aged from 18 participated. The margin of error does not exceed 2%.
