KIIS conducted nationwide poll during the period of April 14–26, 2012. 2038 respondents were interviewed; the survey covered all regions of Ukraine (including the city of Kyiv) and Crimea; sample was random and representative for the population of Ukraine aged 18 years and older.

The survey — unlike the one, which was conducted during the period of April 12–24 by KIIS — was performed with the party lists, where UNC "Batkivschyna" and the Party "Front of Changes" were already united into one political force.

Statistical sampling error (with a probability of 0.95 and a design-effect 1.5) does not exceed 3.3% for index close to 50%, 2,8% — index close to 25%, 2,0% — index close to 10%, 1 4% — index close to 5%.

If parliamentary elections were held in late April, the voting was likely to be attended by around 55% of voters of Ukraine, and the following parties and organizations would gain the majority of votes:

• Ukrainian Nationwide Coalescing "Batkivschyna" (I. Tymoshenko, A. Yatseniuk) — 15.9%; and the Party of Regions (M. Azarov, S. Tigipko) — 15.6%;
• The following four positions are taken by: the party "UDAR" headed by Vitaliy Klychko — 5.9%, Communist Party of Ukraine (P. Symonenko) — 4.7%, Ukrainian Nationwide Coalescing "Svoboda" (O. Tiagnybok) — 2.8%, the Party "Ukraine, go ahead!" headed by Natalie Korolevska — 2.3%;
• Two political forces would have at least one per cent of supporters: the Party "Civil Positions" (A. Gritsenko) — 1.7% and the National Party of Ukraine (V. Lytvyn) — 1.2%.

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