Yanukovych would have received 28.5% of the vote if the election had been held on December 20 while Yuschenko would have mustered a mere 3.5%, according to the returns of a December 17-22 survey by political sociology company FOM-Ukraine released at a news conference at Interfax-Ukraine on Monday.
Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who is also running, would have won 14.4% of votes.From Interfax-Ukraine (emphasis mine), Yanukovych remains front-runner, while Tymoshenko seems to be losing support among voters. A poll from November had her at 25%. Here's the breakdown of the FOM-Ukraine poll.
- Yanukovych--28.5%
- Tymoshenko--14.4%
- Sergiy Tigipko--6%
- Arseniy Yatseniuk--6%
- Petro Symonenko--4.8%
- Yushchenko--3.5%
- Volodymyr Lytvyn--3.2%
- 15.6%--Undecided
- 5.9%--Not voting
- 8.5%--vote against all
Assuming there is a second round, how many voters will back Tymoshenko? Can she gain enough to offset Yanukovych's lead?
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