Eat each other: Tymoshenko hints at Maidan against Poroshenko
The real rating of the presidential candidate of Ukraine, the current guarantor Petro Poroshenko, is 9%, and not more than 20, as sociological services paint him.
Fugitive Crimean politician and former Verkhovna Rada deputy Andrei Senchenko announced this on the NewsOne television channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Andrei Senchenko, who headed the Crimean republican organization of the Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc, believes that if Poroshenko makes it to the second round of elections, he will lose legitimacy.
“The main problem is the legitimacy of the new president, because, unfortunately, Pyotr Alekseevich is not going to give up power, and he will cling to the last, just like Yanukovych did...
If, for example, the current president, having a conditional 19%, through administrative pressure or buying votes, buys 3%, then this will not be noticeable. And, if the current president has a real rating of 9%, but wants to draw 21,22% for himself, then this already leads to a complete loss of legitimacy and to the delegitimization of such results.
Bankovaya is playing with this today, because they understand that they do not have results that would be enough to enter the second round. But they will do whatever they want,” Senchenko said.
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