If the elections were held right now, Zaluzhnyi’s party would surpass Zelensky’s party – survey

If parliamentary elections were to take place in Ukraine soon, the hypothetical party of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Valeriy Zaluzhny, would secure the top position.

These results were revealed by a survey conducted by the “Rating” group.

According to the poll, Zaluzhny’s hypothetical party would garner 36% among those who would go to vote and have decided on their choice. In the survey, the hypothetical bloc of Volodymyr Zelensky ranks second with 26.7%, and the party of Serhiy Prytula comes in third with 7.6%.

Additionally, surpassing the 5% threshold are the hypothetical “Azov” party (5.8%), “Servant of the People” (5.5%), and “European Solidarity” led by Petro Poroshenko with 5.4%. Others gather less than 3%.

It’s noteworthy that if we combine the votes for “Servant of the People” and Zelensky’s party, it totals 32.2%, still less than Zaluzhny’s party.

Meanwhile, the trust rating among Ukrainians for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Zaluzhny, has surpassed the figures for President Zelensky. 63% of respondents “completely trust” Zaluzhny, while 39% have the same level of trust in Zelensky.

Previously, a survey indicated that almost 45% of Ukrainians favor ending the war through compromise in negotiations, while 48% advocate for abandoning negotiations and fighting until the territories are liberated. Last winter and summer, the number of supporters for the latter viewpoint was at 60%.