If the elections to Verkhovna Rada took place in the end of August, 2014, the population of Ukraine aged 18 and above would vote in the following way 16,1% - fo the party “Solidarnist”; 9,4%  - for the Radical party of O. Lyashko; 5,7%  - for the Ukrainian union "Batkivshchyna”; 5,2% - for the party “Gromadyanska pozytsiya”; 4,1% - for the party “UDAR of Vitalii Klychko”; 3,9% - for the Ukrainian union “Svoboda”; 2,7% - for the party“Sylna Ukraina”; 2,2%  - for Komunistychna partiya Ukrainy; 1,6% - for the party “Samopomich”; 1,3% - for the Partiya regioniv; 1,0% - for the party “Pravyi sektor”; 3,7%  - for all other parties in total; 2,2%  would spoil the ballot; 16,4% decided not to participate; 24,9% have not decided yet for whom to vote.

If the elections to Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine took place in the end of August, the population of Ukraine aged 18 and above would vote for the following parties 21,5% - for the “Block of Petro Poroshenko” (Y. Lucenko, V. Klychko, O. Bogomolets); 7,6%  - for the Radical party of O. Lyashko; 5,6% - for “Gromadyanska pozitsiya” (A.Grytsenko); 4,5%  - for “Sylna Ukraina” (S.Tigipko); 3,7% - for “Patrioty Ukrainy” (A. Yatseniuk, O. Turchynov)...

In a period of July 16 - 23, 2014 Kiev International Institute of Sociology conducted the nationwide public opinion survey by the customer order. Data was collected from 2040respondents,living in 110 settlements in all regions of Ukraine (except Crimea) through the method of personal interview.The sample was random with quota selection at the last stage and is representative for the population of Ukraine aged 18 and above.

If the elections to Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine took place in the end of June, the population of Ukraine aged 18 and above would vote for the following parties 12,5%  - for the Radical party of O. Lyashko...

The survey showed that in May 2014, despite the situation in the country, the number of Ukrainians who were not planning to take vacations has decreased from 68% to 62% since 2013. The number of people who are not able to go anywhere also decreased from 21% to 17% in the same period (the difference is statistically significant). This change may be explained by the absence of Crimea in the survey sample this year.