Opinion polling for the 1996 Russian presidential election

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Opinion polling for the Russian presidential election, 1996
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This page lists public opinion polls in connection with the 1996 Russian presidential election.

Contents

First round

Candidates passing the second round are given in bold.

1992 to 1994


DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Gorbachev Chernomyrdin Tuleyev Gaidar Rutskoy Shakray Travkin Pamfilova Baburin Sobchak Volsky Shumeyko Rybkin OtherUndecidedWouldn't voteAdditional candidates
December 1992 [1] PPRS4281181427 Makashov
4, Bakatin
4
1 January 1993 [2] VCIOM32481212114184 Khasbulatov1
10–23 November 1993 [3] VCIOM4.122.72.61.21.53.62.85.03.72.72.21.04.424.84.30.7 Nemtsov1.8, Borovoi 0.4,Skokov 0.2
late-March 1994 [4] FOM47513255221152017
25 June 1994 [5] VCIOM1105161121452111211171524 Luzhkov, Popov, and Skokov
0
late-June 1994 [4] FOM212611223482312151421
July 1994 [6] Mnenie Poll Service3.89.15.911.32.64.06.937.718.5
July 1994 [6] Mnenie Poll Service4.110.75.73.86.97.241.119.8
6 September 1994 [7] VCIOM21150191131561210111135 Khasbulatov1
Lakhova and Skokov
0

1995 polls

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Gorbachev Chernomyrdin Tuleyev Gaidar Rutskoy Shakray Travkin Pamfilova Baburin B. Fyodorov Nemtsov Sobchak Volsky Shumeyko Rybkin Solzhenitsyn Luzhkov Kovalev Borovoi Dudayev Lakhova Romanov Shokhin Lapshin Skokov Khasbulatov Ryzhkov Barkashov Gromov Grachev Kozyrev Govorukhin Yakubovich Rossel Anpilov Abdulatipov OtherUndecidedWouldn't voteAdditional candidates
10 January 1995 [8] VCIOM27629211153112023101212000000338
20 February 1995 [9] VCIOM686396111452121231211120210001326
30 March 1995 [10] VCIOM51063881114521107411111100222
30 March 1995 [11] VCIOM5105791225532206722202218
20 April 1995 [12] VCIOM511638825254211033101211101619
10 May 1995 [13] VCIOM5951048251541120331021100114020
25 May 1995 [14] Obschchaya Gazeta912774102358491321 Soskovets
1
20 June 1995 [15] VCIOM71188651803611103311101100001111120
7 July 1995 [16] VCIOM4.28.16.32.35.65.53.73.52.72.317.2
7 July 1995 [17] [18] [19] [20] CESSI6126147103521150223 Starovoytova
2
Chubais
1
12 July 1995 [16] VCIOM3.96.04.67.92.65.53.43.52.63.52.214.4
July 1995 [21] FOM252212033
30 July 1995 [22] VCIOM8877751723410121300112111011111122
September 1995 [21] FOM28182431
10 October 1995 [23] VCIOM118586518333111013100111111121101110218

Khakamada
1

11 October 1995 [24] IFES612514710
20 November 1995 [25] VCIOM10876351532310103200101010002112255 Shcherbakov
0
10 December 1995 [26] VCIOM15121066318233002022000101010020100001213
21 December 1995 [27] VCIOM662

1996 polls

January

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Gorbachev Chernomyrdin Tuleyev Gaidar Rutskoy Travkin Pamfilova Baburin B. Fyodorov Nemtsov Sobchak Volsky Rybkin Solzhenitsyn Luzhkov Kovalev Borovoi Dudayev Lakhova Romanov Skokov Ryzhkov Govorukhin Rossel OtherUndecidedWouldn't voteAdditional candidates
14 January 1996 [27] FOM14.213.614.912.5
January 1996 [28] VCIOM211111108
January 1996 [29] IISS15119867
28 January 1996 [30] [31] VCIOM2013101088173
29 January 1996 [32] VCIOM11.37.77.15.45.4
30 January 1996 [33] VCIOM1812109105143301011000001010100110211
10-31 January 1996 [34] VCIOM12776111432144

February

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Gorbachev Chernomyrdin Tuleyev Gaidar Rutskoy Shakhray Travkin Pamfilova Baburin B. Fyodorov Nemtsov Sobchak Volsky Rybkin Solzhenitsyn Luzhkov Borovoi Lakhova Skokov Ryzhkov Barkashov Grachev Govorukhin Anpilov Rossel OtherAgainst AllUndecidedWouldn't voteAdditional candidates
2 February 1996 [32] New York Times1411765
15 February 1996 [30] RIISNP16.412.98.810.410.01.11.2
15 February 1996 [35] VCIOM2112128118174359
15 February 1996 [36] VCIOM2291161151523100001300000010100100213 Khakamada
1
February 1996 [37] ISNP16.412.510.0
February 1996 [29] IISS18811786
Mid-February 1996 [30] RIISNP16.412.98.810.410.01.11.2
Mid-February 1996 [30] [31] VCIOM249128117054
18 February 1996 [30] ROMIR18119987
25 February 1996 [38] VCIOM18.08.010.07.08.08.00.6
29 February 1996 [39] VCIOM18.09.012.06.011.95.9

March

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Gorbachev Shakkum Chernomyrdin Tuleyev Gaidar Travkin Pamfilova Baburin B. Fyodorov Nemtsov Sobchak Volsky Rybkin Solzhenitsyn Luzhkov Borovoi Lakhova Lapshin Ryzhkov Govorukhin Rossel OtherAgainst AllUndecidedWouldn't voteAdditional candidates
2 March 1996 [30] FOM201187146
March 1996 [37] ISNP25.812.917.0
15 March 1996 [40] VCIOM24108717412000020011010000028 Khakamada
0
Mid-March 1996 [30] RIISNP25.813.28.17.817.07.61.2
17 March 1996 [30] [31] [28] VCIOM25119815711423
17 March 1996 [30] ROMIR25.89.07.017.0
10–18 March 1996 [30] [37] [41] CESSI19.16.24.93.214.02.0
late-March 1996 [31] ROMIR27919
late-March 1996 [28] VCIOM20118714
30 March 1996 [42] VCIOM2312781871532311
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM2719
31 March 1996 [30] ROMIR269717
31 March 1996 [43] [44] [45] [46] FOM21878195102146
End of March 1996 [37] [31] VCIOM25991018743

April

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Gorbachev Bryntsalov Vlasov Starovoytova Ushakov Chernomyrdin Tuleyev Gaidar Rutskoy Shakray Travkin Pamfilova Baburin B. Fyodorov Nemtsov Sobchak Volsky Rybkin Solzhenitsyn Luzhkov Lakhova Lapshin Ryzhkov Barkashov Gromov Govorukhin Anpilov Abdulatipov OtherAgainst allUndecidedWouldn't voteAdditional candidates
4 April 1996VCIOM [47] 261167286110102137 Tarasov
1
Mavrodi and Podoprigora
0
7 April 1996 [48] [43] [45] FOM25966213919418
10 April 1996 [30] [31] VCIOM2610810188143
13 April 1996 [48] [43] [45] FOM228862355118
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR27.07.06.08.022.06.07
April 1996 [29] IISS25966213
10–15 April [30] ISP38–478–96–78–1016–202–41–2
15 April 1996 [49] VCIOM251066214122110000010000010000000112 Khakamada, and Shcherbakov
0
Mid-April 1996 [30] RIISNP28.012.78.510.323.86.71.1
17 April 1996 [50] [51] VCIOM26.010.08.010.018.0
20 April 1996 [48] FOM2287622533518
22 April 1996 [30] [41] CESSI19.86.54.84.720.73.21.0
24 April 1996 [30] VCIOM27.011.09.08.021.04.02.0
24 April 1996 [51] CESSI19.87.05.05.020.83.0

May

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Gorbachev Bryntsalov Vlasov Shakkum Starovoytova Ushakov Tuleyev PodoprigoraOtherAgainst allUndecidedWouldn't voteAdditional candidates
27 April-2 May [30] ISP43–458782531–2
5 May 1996 [30] VCIOM27.09.07.06.028.07.01.02.0
5 May 1996 [30] [51] [52] [53] [54] ROMIR28.07.05.07.028.06.02.015
5 May 1996 [30] ROMIR258.06.06.029.04.01.01.0
11–12 May 1996 [55] FOM28181432101.0
12 May 1996 [30] ROMIR259.05.05.0323.01.01.0
9–14 May 1996 [41] [30] [55] CESSI19.39.24.35.527.73.2
14 May 1996 [54] 2728
May 1996 [30] RIISNP22.413.36.17.435.25.61.00.20.60.93.1
15 May 1996 [56] VCIOM2210673651001203
17 May 1996 [30] ISP4210.07.08.027.03.0
19 May 1996 [30] VCIOM26.09.07.07.033.04.00.50.40.51.0
19 May 1996 [30] ROMIR27.07.05.04.031.05.01.00.00.00.01.0
6–24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM13.96.03.23.323.52.20.40.20.00.10.10.20.50.00.543.7 Ubozhko
0.8
Nobody
0.5
N/A
0.8
6–24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM19.412.55.07.229.56.10.80.20.20.90.11.40.111.4 Tarasov
0.3
Mavrodi
0.1
N/A
4.5
26 May 1996 [30] ROMIR24.06.05.06.035.03.01.00.00.00.01.0
24–28 May 1996 [30] ISP36105–77–8364
30 May 1996 [41] [58] CESSI19.75.95.75.632.6
31 May 1996 [59] FOM2234

June

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Gorbachev Bryntsalov Vlasov Shakkum Tuleyev Against allWouldn't vote
3 June 1996 [30] VCIOM26.07.06.07.037.03.01.00.4
3 June 1996 [30] ROMIR2374735200001
7 June 1996 [30] ISP311159402
9 June 1996 [60] FOM306873422
8–10 June 1996 [30] [61] ROMIR2375734210001
10 June 1996 [62] VCIOM2495739311000210
5–11 June 1996 [30] [61] [63] [60] VCIOM24.08.06.010.036.03.00.50.40.30.11.0
13 June 1996 [63] Sovetskaya Rossiya3627
13 June 1996 [63] ISP3140
13 June 1996 [30] [60] [64] Betanelli35.69.87.511.032.79.8
June 1996 [65] VCIOM191068333131211
June 1996 [66] VCIOM2210593940100225
16 June 1996Election result32.57.45.814.735.80.90.50.20.20.40.01.6
Exit polls
Agency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Gorbachev Bryntsalov Vlasov Shakkum Tuleyev Against all
CESSI [67] 291071435
Election result32.57.45.814.735.80.90.50.20.20.40.01.6

Second round

Polls before runoff

DateAgency Zyuganov Yeltsin Against allNot voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [68] VCIOM192358
January 1996 [39] [37] VCIOM4121
January 1996 [31] VCIOM3319201513
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM3318221512
30 January 1996 [69] VCIOM3625327
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM3319201513
February 1996 [30] RIISNP32.325.236.3
February 1996 [31] VCIOM3421221513
15 February 1996 [70] VCIOM36262414
Mid-February 1996 [30] VCIOM39272248
March 1996 [37] VCIOM3729
mid-March [31] VCIOM3224171212
17 March 1996 [30] VCIOM363318310
17 March 1996 [30] ROMIR4031
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES322436
late-March [31] VCIOM3029211210
late-March [31] ROMIR4030
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM3224211211
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM2928181510
13 April 1996 [43] FOM1722
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR4034
April 1996 [30] RIISNP36.531.720.8
17 April 1996 [50] [51] [31] VCIOM2928171212
20 April 1996 [30] ROMIR4036
28 April 1996 [30] ROMIR4036
5 May 1996 [30] ROMIR3341
5 May 1996 [54] 3640
6 May 1996 [30] VCIOM293117914
12 May 1996 [30] VCIOM31371598
12 May 1996 [30] ROMIR3242
14 May 1996 [54] 3745
May 1996 [72] ISP4227
May 1996 [29] IISS36-4716-20
17 May 1996 [41] CESSI2743.111.5
19 May 1996 [30] VCIOM375013
19 May 1996 [30] ROMIR3243
6-24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM35.248.316.5
26 May 1996 [30] VCIOM365212
26 May 1996 [30] ROMIR3046
30 May 1996 [41] CESSI27.647.99.5
3 June 1996 [30] ROMIR3149
12 June 1996 [30] VCIOM365311
12 June 1996 [30] ROMIR3046

Polls during runoff

DateAgency Zyuganov Yeltsin Against allNot voteUndecided
16 June 1996 [73] CNN/Moscow Times24.850.0
1 July 1996 [74] Betanelli38.556.05.0
3 July 1996Election result40.754.44.9

Exit polls

Agency Zyuganov Yeltsin Against all
CESSI [67] 4154
Election result40.754.44.9

Hypothetical polling

With Chernomyrdin

DateAgency Chernomyrdin Lebed Yavlinsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
14 January 1996 [27] FOM34.665.4
39.160.9

With B. Fyodorov

DateAgency B. Fyodorov Lebed Zhirinovsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [75] VCIOM28202824
May 10, 1995 [76] VCIOM3194020

With S. Fyodorov

DateAgency S. Fyodorov Gaidar Yavlinsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [77] VCIOM411742
20 April 1995 [78] VCIOM30311919

With Gaidar

DateAgency Gaidar S. Fyodorov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 May 1994 [79] VCIOM381448
20 February 1995 [77] VCIOM174142
May 10, 1995 [3] VCIOM20.429.650
10–23 November 1995 [80] VCIOM26203817

With Lebed

Graph of Lebed–Yavlinsky polls
Graph of Lebed–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Lebed Chernomyrdin B. Fyodorov Yavlinsky Yeltsin Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [75] VCIOM202824
10 January 1996 [30] ROMIR3529
14 January 1996 [27] FOM65.434.6
47.2552.75
57.942.1
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM2828201212
30 January 1996 [81] [82] [83] VCIOM323933216
4022326
3433277
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM2331241210
February 1996 [30] RIISNP24.929.338.7
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES3532
242850
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM2330241211
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM2826181612
April 1996 [30] RIISNP24.835.427.1
Isolated table of Lebed–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Lebed Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
10 January 1996 [30] ROMIR3529
14 January 1996 [27] FOM57.942.1
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM2828201212
30 January 1996 [83] VCIOM3433277
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM2331241210
February 1996 [30] RIISNP24.929.338.7
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM2330241211
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM2826181612
April 1996 [30] RIISNP24.835.427.1

With Nemtsov

DateAgency Nemtsov Zhirinovsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
May 10, 1995 [84] VCIOM31104217

With Pamfilova

DateAgency Pamfilova Yavlinsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [85] VCIOM203446

With Rutskoy

DateAgency Rutskoy Yavlinsky Yeltsin Vladimir Zhirinovsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
10–23 November 1993 [3] VCIOM15.737.446.9
June 1994 [86] FOM192430189
20 February 1995 [77] VCIOM251164

With Yavlinsky

Graph of Lebed–Yavlinsky polls
Graph of Yavlinsky–Yeltsin polls
Graph of Yavlinsky–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Yavlinsky Chernomyrdin S. Fyodorov Gaidar Lebed Pamfilova Rutskoy Yeltsin Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
10–23 November 1993 [3] VCIOM37.415.746.9
20 February 1995 [68] [85] [87] VCIOM351451
342046
381745
20 April 1995 [78] VCIOM31301919
May 10, 1995 [3] VCIOM29.620.450
September 22, 1995 [20] Moscow Kurranty2618211817
14 January 1996 [27] FOM60.939.1
52.7547.25
54.542.5
January 1996 [39] VCIOM363436
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM3327171112
30 January 1996 [81] [88] VCIOM3933216
3932246
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM3428151112
February 1996 [30] RIISNP35.220.137.1
34.229.231.4
Mid-February 1996 [30] VCIOM33371947
17 March 1996 [30] VCIOM323417611
17 March 1996 [30] ROMIR2938
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES3235
352037
342931
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM3129161014
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM3127141513
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR2839
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR3431
April 1996 [30] RIISNP28.026.830.1
31.036.020.3
12 May 1996 [30] VCIOM414019
6-24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM23.155.121.8
38.726.634.7
Isolated table of Yavlinsky–Yeltsin polls
DateAgency Yavlinsky Yeltsin Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [68] VCIOM351451
February 1996 [30] RIISNP35.220.137.1
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES352037
April 1996 [30] RIISNP28.026.830.1
6-24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM23.155.121.8
Isolated table of Yavlinsky–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Yavlinsky Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [87] VCIOM381745
September 22, 1995 [20] Moscow Kurranty2618211817
January 1996 [39] VCIOM363436
14 January 1996 [27] FOM54.542.5
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM3327171112
30 January 1996 [88] VCIOM3932246
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM3428151112
February 1996 [30] RIISNP34.229.231.4
Mid-February 1996 [30] VCIOM33371947
17 March 1996 [30] VCIOM323417611
17 March 1996 [30] ROMIR2938
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES342931
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM3129161014
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM3127141513
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR2839
April 1996 [30] RIISNP31.036.020.3
12 May 1996 [30] VCIOM414019
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR3431
6-24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM38.726.634.7

With Yeltsin

Graph of Yavlinsky–Yeltsin polls
Graph of Zhirinvosky–Yeltsin polls
DateAgency Yeltsin Lebed Rutskoy Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
End of 1993 [89] ROMIR2116722
June 1994 [86] FOM241930189
25 June 1994 [90] VCIOM42113612
20 February 1995 [91] VCIOM241164
30 January 1996 [82] [92] VCIOM2240326
2919457
February 1996 [30] RIISNP20.135.237.1
20 February 1995 [68] VCIOM143551
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES282450
203537
28.51439
April 1996 [30] RIISNP28.026.830.1
6-24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM55.123.121.8
Isolated table of Yavlinsky–Yeltsin polls
DateAgency Yavlinsky Yeltsin Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [68] VCIOM351451
February 1996 [30] RIISNP35.220.137.1
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES352037
April 1996 [30] RIISNP28.026.830.1
6-24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM23.155.121.8
Isolated table of Yeltsin–Zhirinovsky polls
DateAgency Yeltsin Zhirinovsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
End of 1993 [89] ROMIR2116722
25 June 1994 [90] VCIOM42113612
20 February 1995 [91] VCIOM241164
30 January 1996 [92] VCIOM2919457
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES28.51439

With Zhirinovsky

Graph of Zhirinvosky–Yeltsin polls
Graph of Zhirinovsky–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Zhirinovsky B. Fyodorov Gaidar Nemtsov Rutskoy Yeltsin Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
End of 1993 [89] ROMIR1621722
20 May 1994 [79] VCIOM143848
25 June 1994 [90] VCIOM11423612
20 February 1995 [77] [91] VCIOM112564
112464
May 10, 1995 [76] [84] VCIOM9314020
31104217
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM1535261410
30 January 1996 [92] [93] VCIOM1929457
1839367
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM1435261411
February 1996 [30] RIISNP11.233.647.1
28 February 1996 [94] VCIOM12393811
17 March 1996 [30] VCIOM13403278
17 March 1996 [30] ROMIR1344
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES1428.539
113447
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM133532128
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM123330187
April 1996 [30] RIISNP11.237.241.2
Isolated table of Yeltsin–Zhirinovsky polls
DateAgency Yeltsin Zhirinovsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
End of 1993 [89] ROMIR2116722
25 June 1994 [90] VCIOM42113612
20 February 1995 [91] VCIOM241164
30 January 1996 [92] VCIOM2919457
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES28.51439
Isolated table of Zhirinvosky–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Zhirinovsky Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM1535261410
30 January 1996 [93] VCIOM1839367
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM1435261411
February 1996 [30] RIISNP11.233.647.1
28 February 1996 [94] VCIOM12393811
17 March 1996 [30] VCIOM13403278
17 March 1996 [30] ROMIR1344
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES113447
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM133532128
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM123330187
April 1996 [30] RIISNP11.237.241.2

With Zyuganov

Graph of Lebed–Zyuganov polls
Graph of Yavlinsky–Zyuganov polls
Graph of Zhirinovksy–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Zyuganov Gaidar Lebed Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [87] VCIOM173845
September 22, 1995 [20] Moscow Kurranty1826211817
10–23 November 1995 [80] VCIOM20263817
January 1996 [39] VCIOM343636
10 January 1996 [30] ROMIR2935
14 January 1996 [27] FOM42.157.9
42.554.5
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM2828201212
2733171112
3515261410
30 January 1996 [83] [88] [93] VCIOM3334277
3239246
3918367
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM3123241210
2834151112
3514261411
February 1996 [30] RIISNP29.324.938.7
29.234.231.4
33.611.247.1
Mid-February 1996 [30] VCIOM37331947
28 February 1996 [94] VCIOM39123811
17 March 1996 [30] VCIOM343217611
40133278
17 March 1996 [30] ROMIR3829
4413
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES293431
341147
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM3023241211
3131161014
351332128
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM2628181612
2731141513
331230187
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR3928
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR3134
April 1996 [30] RIISNP35.424.827.1
36.031.020.3
37.211.241.2
12 May 1996 [30] VCIOM404119
6-24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM26.638.734.7
Isolated table of Lebed–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Lebed Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
10 January 1996 [30] ROMIR3529
14 January 1996 [27] FOM57.942.1
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM2828201212
30 January 1996 [83] VCIOM3433277
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM2331241210
February 1996 [30] RIISNP24.929.338.7
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM2330241211
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM2826181612
April 1996 [30] RIISNP24.835.427.1
Isolated table of Yavlinsky–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Yavlinsky Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
20 February 1995 [87] VCIOM381745
September 22, 1995 [20] Moscow Kurranty2618211817
January 1996 [39] VCIOM363436
14 January 1996 [27] FOM54.542.5
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM3327171112
30 January 1996 [88] VCIOM3932246
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM3428151112
February 1996 [30] RIISNP34.229.231.4
Mid-February 1996 [30] VCIOM33371947
17 March 1996 [30] VCIOM323417611
17 March 1996 [30] ROMIR2938
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES342931
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM3129161014
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM3127141513
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR2839
April 1996 [30] RIISNP31.036.020.3
12 May 1996 [30] VCIOM414019
14 April 1996 [30] ROMIR3431
6-24 May 1996 [57] VCIOM38.726.634.7
Isolated table of Zhirinvosky–Zyuganov polls
DateAgency Zhirinovsky Zyuganov Against allWould not voteUndecided
28 January 1996 [30] VCIOM1535261410
30 January 1996 [93] VCIOM1839367
13 February 1996 [30] VCIOM1435261411
February 1996 [30] RIISNP11.233.647.1
28 February 1996 [94] VCIOM12393811
17 March 1996 [30] VCIOM13403278
17 March 1996 [30] ROMIR1344
12–24 March 1996 [71] IISES113447
31 March 1996 [30] VCIOM133532128
10 April 1996 [30] VCIOM123330187
April 1996 [30] RIISNP11.237.241.2

Subnational polls

Central Russia

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI713514911463100

Centralno-Chernozemnyi

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI8117105832322211

East Siberia

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Shakhrai Rybkin Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI3191124232351211100

Far East Russia

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Shakhray Rybkin Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI912411642672413100

Moscow

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin S. Fyodorov Luzhkov Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Shakhrai Rybkin Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI517491275121111100
July 1995 [95] RCRF10.811.913.617.9
7-13 April 1996 [45] FOM1131

North/Northwest Russia

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI4157121011563310

North Caucasus

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Shakhrai Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI10977712126204230

Saint Petersburg

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Shakhrai Rybkin Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI6183141294923311100

Tambov Oblast

First round
DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Yeltsin
May 1996 [96] Vse Dyla Vas2214.59.546

Urals

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Shakhrai Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI912520414348121210

Volga

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Shakhrai Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI21261249367211210

Volga-Vyatka

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Shakhrai Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI511491111596351200

West Siberia

DateAgency Zyuganov Yavlinsky Zhirinovsky Lebed Yeltsin Chernomyrdin Gaidar Solzhenitsyn Rutskoy Kozyrev Starovoytova Shumeyko Shakhrai Rybkin Chubais Grachev
July 1995 [19] CESSI5124161283772211100

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