Overview

• Forty-five percent of respondents said they do not want either Volodymyr Zelenskyy or Petro Poroshenko to remain in politics after the war.
• Sixty percent currently trust Zelenskyy and 35% do not, a balance that has stabilized after declines over the summer.
• Only 25% want Zelenskyy to stay president after the war, while 41% want him to remain in politics, 36% prefer he leave politics, and 14% favor prosecuting him.
• Preference splits show 32% want Zelenskyy to stay in politics but not Poroshenko, 14% prefer Poroshenko but not Zelenskyy, and 9% want both to remain.
• The KIIS poll surveyed 1,008 adults by phone across government-controlled regions from Sept. 19 to Oct. 5 with a margin of error of about 4.1%, and KIIS noted 32% support prosecuting one or both figures.