People around the world are still mobilized against the threat, hoping for vaccines. However, the potential problems are becoming more significant.  

Assessments of government action in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic are still quite high, but they are gradually declining. Compared to last spring, the threat of the disease is also considered significant, but today people in most countries find it somewhat exaggerated. Travel restrictions are widely recognized as a means of combating a pandemic. Human rights sacrifices are also present, but not without criticism. Attitudes towards vaccines are very positive, although the shadow of doubt remains significant and even dominates in a number of countries.

The "YeS" party would get relatively the most votes, for which 12.2% of all respondents and 18.1% of those who decided on the choice would vote; "OPZZh" party - 11.4% and 16.8%, respectively; the "Sluha Narodu" party - 10.5% and 15.5%; "Batkivshchyna" party - 8.9% and 13.2%. 

Given the sensitivity of the issues related to the various "bans", the KIIS has formulated two question options. For correctness, the "split-sample" procedure was used, according to which half of the randomly selected respondents were asked one wording of the question, the other half - the second wording.

In general, 34.6% of respondents in this formulation consider the ban a necessary step, while 40.8%, on the contrary, consider it a mistake.

 

The Center for Public Health of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine has published the results of a research conducted by KIIS within the project "Health Index. Ukraine" in 2020.

We offer to get acquainted with the main results.

Most respondents trust V. Klychko (37.5% trust and 51.8% do not trust, the balance of trust and distrust is -14.3%), V. Zelenskyi (35.6% against 59.6%, balance - -24%), V. Hroisman (30.9% against 54.2%, balance – -23.3%), Yu. Boiko (28.9% against 48.4%, balance – -19.5%), S. Prytula (27.3% against 39.1%, balance – -11.8%), D. Razumkov (26.6% against 28.6%, balance – -2.1%), Yu. Tymoshenko (26.2% against 69%, balance – -42.8%), O. Liashko (25% against 68.8%, balance – -43.8%), P. Poroshenko (22.7% against 74.4%, balance – -51.7%) and I. Smeshko (22.3% against 18.7%, balance – +3.7%).