Zelensky's rating has fallen to 13%, while that of the "Servant of the People" party has fallen to 10%.
Zelensky and his supporters' ratings have fallen to 10%, meaning that in the event of elections, he can, at most, count on a place in the opposition.
This was stated on the Pryamoy channel by former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko, who participated in the war with Russia, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Sociologists have given us an interesting story about support for political forces in the upcoming parliamentary elections. And the hypothetical Zaluzhny party is in first place, with 22-21% support.
In second place is the Azov Party of Veterans and Volunteers, with 14%, followed by Zelensky's bloc with around 13%, and Poroshenko with around 11%.
"So, we see five or six parties in the next parliament, and a coalition is clearly visible. Five parties in the coalition, and Zelenskyy in the opposition. And Yermak is very concerned about this, because for him, the 10% the Greens will secure in parliament will be the only place to hide," Lutsenko said.
He emphasized that this is why there is no longer any discipline in the Servant of the People party.
"So they simply stopped going to Zelenskyy's meetings; half the party didn't show up. But they'll simply laugh at all the promises that 'we won't forget you,' even though they'll have 10% of the vote in the next parliament."
"This is called 'stop haggling, Dad,' because there's nothing left to give back. "From 73% to 10%—that's too much haggling," he concluded.
Zelensky's rating has plummeted to 13%, while that of the "Servants of the People" party has plummeted to 10%.