Opinion polling for the next Ukrainian presidential election

Last updated December 17, 2024

In the run up to the next Ukrainian presidential election, various organisations carried out opinion polling to gauge voting intention in Ukraine. The results of such polls are displayed in this article. The date range for these polls is from the 2019 Ukrainian presidential election to the present day.

First round
Since November 2023
October 2021 – March 2022
April 2021 – October 2021
September 2020 – March 2021
February 2020 – July 2020
Second round
Zelenskyy v Poroshenko
Zelenskyy v Tymoshenko
Zelenskyy v Boyko
Zelenskyy v Razumkov
Zelenskyy v Zaluzhnyi
Poroshenko v Tymoshenko
Poroshenko v Boyko
Poroshenko v Razumkov
See also
Notes
References

First round

During the 2019 Ukrainian presidential election, candidate (and later winner of the election) Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that he was running for only one term.^[1] In May 2021, Zelenskyy stated that it was too early to say whether he would run for a second term, but this decision would depend on the attitude to him in society and would be influenced by his family.^[1]

Since November 2023

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Razumkov RP	Poroshenko YeS	Tymoshenko Batkivshchyna	Boyko PZZhM	Prytula 24S	Klitschko UDAR	Groysman USH	Zaluzhnyi Independent	Arestovych Independent	Budanov Independent	Others	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size												Others	Lead
15–21 Nov 2024	SMC	± 2.9 pp	1,200	21.3	5.3	9.3	5.3	1.3	2.8	2.8	1.3	36.0	1.3	8.0	8.0^[a]	14.7
22 Feb – 1 Mar 2024	SOCIS	± 2.1 pp	3,000	23.7	5.6	6.4	2.8	1.1	4.1	0.9		41.4	1.5	3.2		17.7
3–7 Nov 2023	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	47.4	1.9	4.6	1.6		4.9	1.2	1.2	30.7	0.9		5.6^[b]	16.7

October 2021 – March 2022

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Razumkov RP	Poroshenko YeS	Tymoshenko Batkivshchyna	Boyko OPZZh	Medvedchuk OPZZh	Hrytsenko HP	Smeshko SiCh	Liashko RPOL	Koshulynskyi Svoboda	Tyahnybok Svoboda	Prytula Holos	Rudik Holos	Klitschko UDAR	Groysman USH	Yatsenyuk NF	Murayev Nashi	Sadovyi Self Reliance	Others	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size																			Others	Lead
24–28 Mar 2022	Info Sapiens	± 3.1 pp	1,000	81.3	1.2	5.9	2.2	1.6			2.1	0.1			2.0	0.1	0.4	1.0		1.1		0.9^[c]	75.4
20 Mar 2022	11 parties, including OPZZh, OB, Nashi and PSh, were suspended by the National Security and Defense Council for the period of martial law due to their ties to Russia.^[2]^[3]
24 Feb 2022	Russia invades Ukraine
16–21 Feb 2022	Info Sapiens	± 2.2 pp	2,076	29.2	5.2	17.3	9.7	7.5			8.6	3.1		1.8	6.2		1.4	4.1		6.0		0.0	11.9
11–18 Feb 2022	Rating	± 1.4 pp	4,800	24.6	6.9	18.0	9.5	8.3			7.5	2.9		1.9			2.0	5.3	2.2	5.9		5.2	6.6
11–16 Feb 2022	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	23.7	8.2	21.9	9.3	8.5	2.3		7.4	1.7		1.7		0.4		6.4		7.7		0.6	1.8
12–13 Feb 2022	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	24.6	6.2	16.8	9.9	8.3			6.6	3.1		2.0			2.3	5.7	1.8	6.9	2.1	3.6	7.8
5–13 Feb 2022	KIIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	25.1	7.2	21.8	11.8	8.3			6.1	3.9		2.0		0.7		4.8		6.5		2.0	3.3
28–31 Jan 2022	Razumkov Centre	± 2.9 pp	1,206	26.0	8.2	24.2	10.3	7.0	1.6		5.4	2.0		0.9				3.1		7.0		4.3	1.8
20–21 Jan 2022	KIIS	± 3.2 pp	1,205	23.5	5.0	20.9	11.8	9.3	2.6		9.6	3.4		1.1				4.3		6.8		1.7	2.6
17–22 Dec 2021	DIF & Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	24.2	9.3	16.1	9.9	9.2		1.6	6.4	1.7	2.2		2.7		1.4	5.0		6.3		4.1	8.1
16–18 Dec 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	24.2	6.8	13.7	9.6	9.2			6.7	3.1		2.2			2.0	6.2	2.9	6.9	2.3	4.1	10.5
9–17 Dec 2021	KIIS	± 3.3 pp	2,025	27.6	5.9	16.0	9.0	9.4	1.9		6.6	4.1		0.5	3.0	0.3	5.2	1.4	1.1	4.9		3.1^[d]	11.6
11–16 Dec 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	24.3	7.1	17.9	12.5	11.5	2.0		7.4	1.2		1.3		0.1		6.2		6.3		2.0	6.4
3–11 Dec 2021	KIIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	27.1	6.3	19.7	11.3	6.6			7.7	4.8		1.8		0.5		5.1		6.5		2.6	7.4
28 Nov–10 Dec2021	SMC	± 1.0 pp	10,000	23.6	7.5	15.5	9.4	11.9			6.9	2.4		1.3			1.2	3.8	0.7	7.0		3.1^[e]	8.1
6–8 Dec 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	23.5	7.5	13.4	9.9	9.3			6.7	3.2		1.5			2.7	5.5	3.1	6.5	2.4	4.8	10.1
11–17 Nov 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	25.2	7.5	17.5	9.4	10.9		2.6	5.2	3.1	2.2		1.9		0.8	4.9		4.8		4.0	7.7
10–13 Nov 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	23.1	8.3	13.3	10.7	9.2			6.9	3.3		1.4			2.2	6.1	2.3	7.0	2.8	3.2	9.8
4–9 Nov 2021	Rating	± 1.5 pp	5,000	21.8	8.8	14.5	10.8	11.0			6.2	4.0		2.4			1.7	5.7		6.4	2.6	4.2	7.3
29 Oct – 4 Nov 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	27.8	6.7	18.8	11.7	12.3	1.9		5.4	1.9		1.5		0.0		4.6		6.0		1.8	9.0

April 2021 – October 2021

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Razumkov SN	Poroshenko YeS	Tymoshenko Batkivshchyna	Boyko OPZZh	Medvedchuk OPZZh	Hrytsenko HP	Smeshko SiCh	Liashko RPOL	Vilkul Opoblok	Koshulynskyi Svoboda	Tyahnybok Svoboda	Rudik Holos	Klitschko UDAR	Groysman USH	Yatsenyuk NF	Murayev Nashi	Sadovyi Self Reliance	Others	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size																			Others	Lead
23–27 Oct 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.9 pp	1,200	28.0	8.2	19.0	7.5	9.3	2.5		4.8	3.0			2.1	0.4		6.1		4.6		4.5	9.0
21–23 Oct 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	25.1	7.3	14.1	10.1	9.5		4.3	7.1	3.9			2.0			5.1		6.0	1.5	4.2	11.0
15–18 Oct 2021	KIIS	± 2.7 pp	1,200	24.7	7.1	15.6	12.2	9.4	2.9		7.8	5.1			1.3	0.8		5.3		6.2		1.5	9.1
10–15 Oct 2021	KIIS	± 2.4 pp	2,002	33.3		16.8	10.3	9.5			8.7	4.6	0.8			0.0		5.7		6.4		3.9	16.5
2–4 Oct 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	31.1	3.7	13.3	9.2	10.9			6.1	4.1			1.4	0.2		5.7	3.1	5.7		5.5	17.8
20 Jul – 9 Aug 2021	Rating	± 1.0 pp	2,000	27.2	3.0	14.9	9.7	10.5			6.6	3.8			2.1		1.6	5.1		5.6	2.7	7.2	12.3
29 Jul – 4 Aug 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,019	28.8	2.3	15.9	10.9	14.6		1.7	5.9	2.8	0.9	2.6			0.9	2.7				10.2	12.9
29 Jul – 3 Aug 2021	SOCIS	?	2,000	25.8	3.7	18.9	8.9	8.9	4.1		8.9	1.6			1.3		1.6	5.5		5.2		6.3^[f]	6.9
23–25 Jul 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	27.7	4.1	13.4	11.4	10.1			7.8	2.6			2.7	0.4		6.1	2.6	6.0		5.1	14.3
30 Jun – 3 Jul 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	29.1		13.4	11.3	12.5			8.7	3.4			2.4	0.2		4.6	2.6	5.5		6.3	15.7
25–30 Jun 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	28.8	4.1	18.4	8.5	7.9	3.4		10.3	1.9			1.2	0.7	1.9	4.2		3.9		4.8	10.4
11–16 Jun 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	32.4	2.2	17.2	9.8	13.0		2.9	7.0	1.8	1.0	2.2			1.4	3.7				5.4	15.2
1–7 Jun 2021	KIIS	± 2.4 pp	2,003	30.6		17.4	12.7	10.6			8.1	4.0	1.5			0.5		5.8		5.5		3.2	13.2
28 May–3 Jun2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	28.1	2.4	16.7	12.2	9.2	4.0		9.6	2.0			1.5	0.3	1.1	4.4		4.0		4.3	11.4
27 May – 1 Jun 2021	KIIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	27.3	3.1	14.6	11.9	9.2	4.3		9.5	3.8			1.7	0.8	1.8	4.6		5.7		1.8	12.7
14–19 May 2021	DIF & Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,020	31.0	1.8	18.6	11.7	12.7		3.3	5.7	2.1	1.1	2.2			1.1	2.8				5.9	12.4
16–18 May 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	30.2		12.8	11.1	11.9			7.6	3.0			1.6	0.1	2.4	4.8	1.9	5.1	3.4	4.1	17.4
22–29 Apr 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,021	28.3	2.4	18.1	10.5	14.5		2.2	6.2	2.6	1.1	1.9			1.1	3.3				7.8	10.2
16–22 Apr 2021	KIIS	± 2.4 pp	2,003	31.4		18.1	11.9	9.6			10.4	4.0	1.2			0.1		5.3		5.0		3.1	13.3
8–12 Apr 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	26.7	2.5	19.6	10.1	9.7	2.2		7.5	2.7			0.9	0.4	1.3	4.5		3.0		9.0	7.1
6–7 Apr 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	24.9	4.8	13.1	12.1	11.9			6.8	4.9			1.8	0.4		5.1	2.2	4.6	2.6	4.8	11.8

September 2020 – March 2021

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Razumkov SN	Poroshenko YeS	Tymoshenko Batkivshchyna	Boyko OPZZh	Medvedchuk OPZZh	Hrytsenko HP	Smeshko SiCh	Liashko RPOL	Vilkul Opoblok	Koshulynskyi Svoboda	Tyahnybok Svoboda	Prytula Holos	Rudik Holos	Biletsky NK	Klitschko UDAR	Groysman USH	Shariy PSh	Palytsia ZM	Yatsenyuk NF	Murayev Nashi	Others	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size																						Others	Lead
23–24 Mar 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	24.7	3.8	13.9	11.8	12.6		3.3	7.7	3.7			1.6		0.5			5.2			2.8	3.7	4.8	10.8
5–9 Mar 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	27.4	2.0	19.7	10.1	17.1		1.7	6.3	2.4	0.9	2.8					0.9	3.3					5.3	7.7
2–3 Mar 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	22.5	4.2	14.6	11.3	11.6			8.0	4.4			1.5		0.3		1.7	6.6			2.9	4.6	5.7	7.9
23 Feb–1 Mar2021	KIIS	± 2.9 pp	1,207	25.3	4.0	14.0	11.9	14.7	3.8		8.4	4.1			1.9		0.1	0.6	3.0	5.4		0.2			2.6	10.6
23 Feb–1 Mar2021	KIIS	± 2.9 pp	1,207	24.0	4.3	14.0	12.6	16.7			8.6	4.9			2.2		0.4	0.7	3.0	4.9		0.2			3.4	7.3
19–28 Feb 2021	SMC	± 1.5 pp	3,017	24.6	3.0	15.1	11.1		16.3	2.9	5.2	3.2			1.4			0.4	1.6	4.4			1.2		5.3	8.3
19–28 Feb 2021	SMC	± 1.5 pp	3,017	24.7	3.2	15.5	11.0	18.1		3.0	5.8	2.8			1.5			0.7	1.9	4.7			1.6		2.7	6.6
22–23 Feb 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	23.1	5.3	14.4	10.9	11.3			7.2	4.1			2.4		0.5		2.4	5.7			2.9	4.9	4.8	8.7
11–16 Feb 2021	KIIS & SOCIS	± 1.8 pp	3,000	25.6	3.5	19.4	11.7	11.1	3.5		8.2	3.8			0.9		0.3		1.3	5.5	2.6				2.8	6.2
5–7 Feb 2021	KIIS	± 2.4 pp	2,005	22.7	3.3	18.3	14.5	11.4	5.1	4.1	8.2		1.7						1.9	4.5					4.4^[g]	4.4
21 Jan – 5 Feb 2021	Info Sapiens	± 3.1 pp	1,003	28.8		20.4	12.0	18.2	2.7		4.0	4.2			0.5	2.0			0.5	3.5					3.5	8.4
2–3 Feb 2021	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	21.2	3.2	16.4	12.3	17.1			7.5	4.0			2.1	3.1			1.1	4.3					7.7	4.1
1–3 Feb 2021	Info Sapiens	± 2.2 pp	2,012	22.2	2.9	15.5	13.3	16.3			7.3	4.8		3.5		3.4				5.3					5.5	5.9
29 Jan–3 Feb2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,019	23.1	2.1	17.8	11.2	19.9		3.4	4.9	2.8	1.5	1.6					1.2	3.1					7.4	3.2
27 Jan – 1 Feb 2021	KIIS	± 0.95 pp	1,205	22.1	4.0	13.7	11.2	13.5	7.9			4.8	1.5		2.6	4.5		0.4		5.5		1.2			5.5	8.4
27 Jan – 1 Feb 2021	KIIS	± 0.95 pp	1,205	22.1		13.1	10.6	17.5			8.8	4.7	1.8		2.9	4.8		0.4	1.8	5.6		1.2			4.7	4.6
15–25 Jan 2021	SMC	± 1.5 pp	3,014	25.6		15.2	11.5		15.5	3.3	6.4	3.6			2.2			1.1	2.0	3.6			0.9		5.4	10.1
15–25 Jan 2021	SMC	± 1.5 pp	3,014	24.8		15.6	11.1	18.4		3.2	6.2	3.9			2.2			1.0	1.9	3.4			0.8		4.2	6.4
22 Jan 2021	KIIS	± 0.95 pp	1,005	19.8		15.7	11.8	11.0	7.5		8.9		0.9		2.1	2.5	0.3		0.9	5.8	4.2		3.4		5.3	4.1
2–4 Jan 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	26.2		13.3	10.5	16.6			6.4	4.7			2.6	4.1			2.3	6.1					7.3	9.6
17–23 Dec 2020	KIIS	± 0.95 pp	1,200	27.0	3.4	13.7	7.5	14.7	8.7			6.3	1.2		1.7	4.1		1.2	2.2	5.5		0.8			2.2	12.3
17–23 Dec 2020	KIIS	± 0.95 pp	1,200	27.7		14.2	7.3	20.8			6.5	6.2	1.2		0.8	3.8		0.8	1.6	6.0		1.3			1.9	6.9
16–20 Dec 2020	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	26.5	4.1	14.3	9.8	10.1	7.7		6.0	3.6			2.2	2.9			2.2	6.4					4.2	12.2
4–9 Nov 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	28.0	2.5	19.3	7.7	17.2		3.0	5.8	1.6	0.9	1.9					1.5	4.1					6.4	8.7
30 Oct – 5 Nov 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,020	31.2		21.1	8.3	16.9			5.6	2.1	1.1	2.8											10.8	10.1
28 Oct – 2 Nov 2020	SOCIS	?	2,000	33.7		18.4	8.2	14.9			6.8	4.4			1.1						2.1				10.3	15.3
17–24 Oct 2020	KIIS	± 2.6 pp	1,502	33.3		17.3	11.1	10.5	8.8		9.5	4.6					0.4								4.4	16.0
18–28 Sep 2020	SOCIS	± 2.2 pp	2,000	30.1		18.9	7.4	14.0			8.5	2.8						0.9			3.9				13.4	11.2
12–16 Sep 2020	KIIS	± 2.2 pp	2,000	31.8		18.9	9.8	13.3		4.9	6.8	6.0	2.3				0.0								6.1	12.9
3–6 Sep 2020	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	29.0	2.7	14.0	9.3	15.5			6.4	3.6			1.9	3.6			0.7	3.6					7.3	13.5

February 2020 – July 2020

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Razumkov SN	Poroshenko YeS	Tymoshenko Batkivshchyna	Boyko OPZZh	Medvedchuk OPZZh	Hrytsenko HP	Smeshko SiCh	Liashko RPOL	Vilkul Opoblok	Koshulynskyi Svoboda	Tyahnybok Svoboda	Vakarchuk Holos	Prytula Holos	Biletsky NK	Klitschko UDAR	Groysman USH	Shariy PSh	Others	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size																			Others	Lead
21–28 Jul 2020	SOCIS	?	4,000	33.4		17.8	8.8	15.7			7.0	2.9						1.0			2.9	10.5	15.6
15–20 Jul 2020	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	30.2	2.1	13.7	9.1	14.4		3.0	5.8	3.9			2.2	1.6			0.8	3.1		8.3^[h]	15.8
3–9 Jul 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,022	36.8		15.3	7.8	17.2		3.4	4.5	1.9	1.3	1.6								10.2	19.6
24–30 Jun 2020	SOCIS	?	2,000	36.6		20.9	6.9	16.0			6.9	2.8						0.9				8.9^[i]	15.7
24–28 Jun 2020	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	34.6		11.4	7.2	11.2	3.0	3.0	6.7	3.4			1.2		3.2			2.8	2.5	8.6^[j]	23.2
17–24 Jun 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,017	34.6		16.1	7.7	20.0		3.1	4.2	1.2	1.6	1.9								9.7	14.6
24 May–4 Jun2020	KIIS	± 0.95 pp	4,000	37.6		16.2	8.7	13.2		4.4	6.8	4.4	2.0			3.0						3.6	21.4
22–29 May 2020	SOCIS	± 2.1 pp	2,000	41.1		15.2	7.4	14.5			6.0	2.3				2.0		0.8				10.7^[k]	25.9
12–13 May 2020	Rating	± 1.8 pp	3,000	39.3		13.3	8.6	13.9		3.6	5.9	2.4			1.7	2.1			0.4			8.7^[l]	25.4
26–30 Apr 2020	KIIS	± 0.95 pp	1,507	40.9		15.7	8.7	8.9	6.4		9.2	4.0				1.5						4.8	25.2
24–29 Apr 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,056	41.5		12.8	5.4	10.8		3.5	6.0	2.3										14.1	28.7
17–25 Apr 2020	KIIS	± 1.7 pp	4,024	42.6		14.9	9.7	12.2		4.3	6.4	3.5	0.8			1.8						3.7	27.7
13–23 Mar 2020	SOCIS	± 2.1 pp	2,000	51.3		15.0	6.5	11.2			5.5	2.9				1.0		0.4				6.7^[m]	36.3
8–18 Feb 2020	KIIS	± 3.3 pp	2,038	44.2		11.6	6.9	13.1		3.3	4.9	4.0	1.9	2.5								6.5^[n]	31.1
13–17 Feb 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	40.1		13.5	10.2	15.3		3.3	4.2	3.3	1.2	2.1								6.7^[o]	24.8
1–10 Feb 2020	SOCIS	± 2.1 pp	2,000	48.7		12.2	9.5	11.8			4.9	3.0				2.4		1.1				6.8^[p]	36.5
31 Mar 2019	2019 election			30.24		15.95	13.40	11.67		6.91	6.04	5.48	4.15	1.62								4.54	14.29

Second round

Zelenskyy v Poroshenko

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Poroshenko YeS	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size			Lead
11–16 Feb 2022	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	51	49	2
17–22 Dec 2021	DIF & Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	49.9	50.1	0.2
9–17 Dec 2021	KIIS	± 3.3 pp	2,025	55.7	44.3	11.4
28 Nov – 10 Dec 2021	SMC	± 1.0 pp	10,000	57.4	42.6	14.8
11–17 Nov 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	54	46	8
10–13 Nov 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	59	41	18
23–27 Oct 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.9 pp	1,200	55.6	44.4	11.2
29 Jul – 4 Aug 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,019	60.7	39.3	21.4
30 Jun – 3 Jul 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	65	35	30
25–30 Jun 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	60	40	20
11–16 Jun 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	60.4	39.6	20.8
14–19 May 2021	DIF & Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,020	60	40	20
16–18 May 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	68	32	36
22–29 Apr 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,021	60.5	39.5	21.0
8–12 Apr 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	56.3	43.7	12.6
6–7 Apr 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	64	36	28
13–21 Mar 2021	Rating & IRI	± 2.0 pp	2,400	72	24	48
5–9 Mar 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	57.2	42.8	14.4
11–16 Feb 2021	KIIS & SOCIS	± 1.8 pp	3,000	56.4	43.6	12.8
2–3 Feb 2021	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	56	44	12
29 Jan – 3 Feb 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,019	54	46	8
22 Jan 2021	KIIS	± 0.95 pp	1,005	55.2	44.8	10.4
4–9 Dec 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	57	43	14
28 Oct – 2 Nov 2020	SOCIS	?	2,000	58	42	16
21–28 Jul 2020	SOCIS	?	4,000	68.4	31.6	36.8
3–9 Jul 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,022	71.5	28.5	43.0
24–30 Jun 2020	SOCIS	?	2,000	65.4	34.6	30.8
17–24 Jun 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,017	69.8	30.2	39.6
24–29 May 2020	SOCIS	± 2.1 pp	2,000	51.1	18.3	32.8
12–13 May 2020	Rating	± 1.8 pp	3,000	75	25	50
1–10 Feb 2020	SOCIS	± 2.1 pp	2,000	47.9	15.8	32.1
21 Apr 2019	2019 election			73.2	24.5	48.7

Zelenskyy v Tymoshenko

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Tymoshenko Batkivshchyna	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size			Lead
17–22 Dec 2021	DIF & Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	53.5	46.5	7.0
9–17 Dec 2021	KIIS	± 3.3 pp	2,025	51.6	48.4	3.2
28 Nov – 10 Dec 2021	SMC	± 1.0 pp	10,000	55.1	44.9	10.2
10–13 Nov 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	59	41	18
30 Jun – 3 Jul 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	61	39	22
16–18 May 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	62	38	24
6–7 Apr 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	57	43	14
2–3 Feb 2021	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	55	45	10
12–13 May 2020	Rating	± 1.8 pp	3,000	74	26	48

Zelenskyy v Boyko

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Boyko OPZZh	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size			Lead
17–22 Dec 2021	DIF & Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	63.1	36.9	26.2
9–17 Dec 2021	KIIS	± 3.3 pp	2,025	60.2	39.8	20.4
28 Nov – 10 Dec 2021	SMC	± 1.0 pp	10,000	57.1	42.9	14.2
11–17 Nov 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	66.3	33.7	32.6
10–13 Nov 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	62	38	24
29 Jul – 4 Aug 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,019	68	32	36
30 Jun – 3 Jul 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	66	34	32
25–30 Jun 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	76	24	52
11–16 Jun 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	75.7	24.3	51.4
14–19 May 2021	DIF & Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,020	74	26	48
16–18 May 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	69	31	38
22–29 Apr 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,021	70.9	29.1	41.8
8–12 Apr 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	72.9	27.1	45.8
6–7 Apr 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	67	33	34
5–9 Mar 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	66.4	33.6	32.8
11–16 Feb 2021	KIIS & SOCIS	± 1.8 pp	3,000	61.3	38.7	22.6
2–3 Feb 2021	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	60	40	20
29 Jan – 3 Feb 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,019	58	42	16
4–9 Dec 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	62	38	24
3–9 Jul 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,022	68.2	31.8	36.4
12–13 May 2020	Rating	± 1.8 pp	3,000	75	25	50

Zelenskyy v Razumkov

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Razumkov RP	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size			Lead
17–22 Dec 2021	DIF & Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	43.6	56.4	12.8
9–17 Dec 2021	KIIS	± 3.3 pp	2,025	53.2	46.8	6.4
28 Nov – 10 Dec 2021	SMC	± 1.0 pp	10,000	47.4	52.6	5.2
11–17 Nov 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	49.6	50.4	0.8

Zelenskyy v Zaluzhnyi

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Zelenskyy SN	Zaluzhnyi Independent	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size			Lead
22 Feb – 1 Mar 2024	SOCIS	± 2.1 pp	3,000	32.5	67.5	35.0
3–7 Nov 2023	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	42	40	2

Poroshenko v Tymoshenko

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Poroshenko YeS	Tymoshenko Batkivshchyna	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size			Lead
9–17 Dec 2021	KIIS	± 3.3 pp	2,025	45.2	54.8	9.6
6–7 Apr 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	41	59	18

Poroshenko v Boyko

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Poroshenko YeS	Boyko OPZZh	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size			Lead
25–30 Jun 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	60	40	20
8–12 Apr 2021	SOCIS	± 2.4 pp	2,000	64.4	35.6	28.8
6–7 Apr 2021	Rating	± 2.0 pp	2,500	49	51	2
5–9 Mar 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	58	42	16
11–16 Feb 2021	KIIS & SOCIS	± 1.8 pp	3,000	52.7	47.3	5.4
2–3 Feb 2021	Rating	± 2.2 pp	2,000	49	51	2
29 Jan – 3 Feb 2021	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,019	54.2	45.8	8.4
22 Jan 2021	KIIS	± 0.95 pp	1,005	47	53	6
4–9 Dec 2020	Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	54.3	45.7	8.6

Poroshenko v Razumkov

Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size	Poroshenko YeS	Razumkov RP	Lead
Dates conducted	Polling firm	Margin of error	Sample size			Lead
17–22 Dec 2021	DIF & Razumkov Centre	± 2.3 pp	2,018	38.9	61.1	22.2

Notes

↑ Biletsky – 4.0
↑ Oleksiy Goncharenko – 1.1, Yurii Butusov – 0.9
↑ Oleksandr Vilkul – 0.1, Arsen Avakov – 0.0, Denys Shmyhal – 0.0
↑ Anatoly Shariy – 1.4
↑ Arsen Avakov – 0.8
↑ Arsen Avakov – 1.3, Yevgeny Komarovsky – 0.9
↑ Artem Sytnyk – 0.1
↑ Andrii Portnov – 2.3, Oleksandr Yefremov – 0.8
↑ Olena Zerkal – 3.1, Oleg Sentsov – 2.2
↑ Serhiy Tihipko – 0.7
↑ Olena Zerkal – 2.0, Oleg Sentsov – 1.9
↑ Andriy Sadovyi – 2.5
↑ Olena Zerkal – 2.3, Oleg Sentsov – 1.4
↑ Roman Bezsmertnyi – 1.1, Oleksandr Moroz – 0.8, Yurii Karmazin – 0.7, Yuri Tymoshenko – 0.6
↑ Oleksandr Shevchenko – 0.2
↑ Olena Zerkal – 2.0, Oleg Sentsov – 1.4

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[2] Biletsky – 4.0

[3] Oleksiy Goncharenko – 1.1, Yurii Butusov – 0.9

[4] Oleksandr Vilkul – 0.1, Arsen Avakov – 0.0, Denys Shmyhal – 0.0

[7] Anatoly Shariy – 1.4

[8] Arsen Avakov – 0.8

[9] Arsen Avakov – 1.3, Yevgeny Komarovsky – 0.9

[10] Artem Sytnyk – 0.1

[11] Andrii Portnov – 2.3, Oleksandr Yefremov – 0.8

[12] Olena Zerkal – 3.1, Oleg Sentsov – 2.2

[13] Serhiy Tihipko – 0.7

[14] Olena Zerkal – 2.0, Oleg Sentsov – 1.9

[15] Andriy Sadovyi – 2.5

[16] Olena Zerkal – 2.3, Oleg Sentsov – 1.4

[17] Roman Bezsmertnyi – 1.1, Oleksandr Moroz – 0.8, Yurii Karmazin – 0.7, Yuri Tymoshenko – 0.6

[18] Oleksandr Shevchenko – 0.2

[19] Olena Zerkal – 2.0, Oleg Sentsov – 1.4

[7294216ZelenskynUpem-1] 1 2 (in Ukrainian) Zelensky answered whether he would go for a second term, Ukrayinska Pravda (20 May 2021)

[5] "Зеленский: РНБО призупиняє діяльність ОПЗЖ, Партії Шарія та інших". Українська правда (in Ukrainian). Retrieved 2022-03-20.

[6] "As it happened: Ukraine war latest: Resilience making Russia assess reality, negotiator says". BBC News.

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