More than 60% of Ukrainians believe elections should be held immediately if hostilities are temporarily suspended and martial law in Ukraine ends, while more than 25% believe the vote should be postponed.
Source: results of a survey by the SOCIS Centre for Social and Marketing Research
Details: Asked whether elections should be held in Ukraine if negotiations on the Russia-Ukraine war end with a temporary suspension of hostilities and the lifting of martial law, 61.7% of respondents said yes, 25.7% said no and that elections should be postponed for some time, 6% said only local elections should be held and 6.7% refused to answer or did not know.
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The statistics were published in the section of the survey titled "Attitudes towards holding elections. Electoral sentiment". The survey was conducted from 28 July to 2 August and involved 2,000 respondents.
