Ukrainian NGO "Komitet vybortsiv Ukrainy" (Committee of Voters of Ukraine) presents the results of nationwide survey "Ukraine. Presidential elections - 2014, April" conducted by four sociological companies:

• Centre for Social and Marketing Research "SOCIS";
• Kyiv International Institute of Sociology;
• Sociological Group "Rating";
• Razumkov Centre.

Currently Ukrainians show very high level of electoral activity: about 85% of voters are willing or mostly willing to participate in the vote, 11%  are of the opposite opinion.

The survey “Opinions and views of the citizens of Southern and Eastern regions of Ukraine: April 2014” was conducted by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology during April 8-16, 2014. The results are representative for the population (18 years and older) of each of 8 regions (oblasts) of the South and the East of Ukraine (Odesa, Mykolaiiv, Kherson, Kharkiv, Luhansk, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Donetsk oblasts).

All-Ukrainian civic organization «Committee of Voters of Ukraine» presents the results of all-Ukrainian sociological survey conducted by four sociological agencies:

• Kyiv International Institute of Sociology;
• Centre for social and marketing surveys «SOCIS»;
• Sociological group «RATING»;
• Razumkov Centre.

Respondents were provided with the following question:

Federation Council of Russia allowed the President of Russia Vladimir Putin to bring the troops on the territory of Ukraine. What do you think about this decision?

83% of Ukrainians condemn the decision (77% fully condemn and 6% rather condemn), 9% - approve the decision.

13 different lists of possible candidates for Presidency were suggested to respondents to explore their electoral intentions. All lists included the following political figures: A. Hrytsenko, V. Klytschko, V. Medvedchuk, P. Poroshenko, P. Symonenko, Yu. Tymoshenko, O. Tiahnybok. Besides, each of 13 lists contained one of the following political figures: S. Tihipko, O. Vilkyl, M. Dobkin, R. Akhmetov, N. Shufrych, M. Azarov, D. Tabachnyk, H. Herman, Yu. Boiko, R. Bohatyriova, V. Rybak, I. Akimova, O. Yefremov. Party affiliation of possible candidates for presidency was not indicated in the lists shown to the respondents.