Lyashko, Tyagnibok and Tymoshenko have lost popularity in Lvov
Kyiv, February 10 (PolitNavigator, Vladimir Mikhailov) – The parties of Oleg Lyashko, Oleg Tyagnibok and Yulia Tymoshenko, striving for loud statements, have squandered their popularity in Galicia.
The corresponding results of a sociological study in Kyiv were presented by the President of the Strategic Consulting Agency Bohush Communications Denis Bogush.
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According to him, now Samopomich enjoys the greatest trust among residents of the region. Among those who know the party, 64% trust it and 14% do not trust it. The Petro Poroshenko Bloc (54% and 22%) and the Popular Front (50% and 24%) also enjoy trust.
Right Sector also enjoys fairly high trust (41% versus 26%). Approximately the same number of people trust and distrust “Civic Position” – 32% versus 28% and UDAR – 30% versus 33%.
The population does not trust other parties. In particular, 19% trust the “Radical Party”, 50% do not trust it, 19% and 52%, respectively, “Svoboda”, 15% and 52% “Batkivshchyna”. These three parties show the largest decline in ratings.
Most of all in the Lviv region they don’t like the conditionally “blue and white”. 82% of residents would under no circumstances vote for the Communist Party of Ukraine, 75% for the Opposition Bloc, 58% for “Strong Ukraine”.
As a candidate for mayor of Lvov, Sadovy is in the lead without alternative. 67% of Lviv residents support him, and his rating among those who are going to vote is 81%. Support for other candidates does not exceed 3%.
The current mayor has significantly strengthened his position since 2010, when 42% of voters voted for Sadovgo. Other strong candidates from the 2010 lineup have lost significant support. In particular, the “regional” Pisarchuk was supported by 2010% of voters in 34, now only 2%.
“The source from which people receive information is very important,” noted Denis Bogush. – It is well known that the most objective information is on the Internet. It turned out that even in the case of Lviv, only 25% consider the Internet to be the most important source of information. For 68%, such a source is television, although more than half of the region’s residents – 53% – use the Internet.”
The study was conducted from January 3 to January 19, 2015. 1009 people were surveyed.
English version :: Read in English Lyashko, Tyahnybok, and Tymoshenko have lost popularity in Lviv.