Five percent of respondents said this was difficult to answer.Forty-six percent of Ukrainians believe that, in general, everything that is happening now in Ukraine is going in the right direction. For 2012, Edison Research and the NEP will be providing national exit polling results for the U.S. General Election, as well as numerous key primaries (while they remain competitive.) Data for 2016 were collected by Edison Research for the National Election Pool, a consortium of ABC News, The Associated Press, CBSNews, CNN, Fox News and NBC News. We'd love to chat. Ukrainians are also worried about the welfare of the population (8%), tariffs (6%), quality of health care (5%) and unemployment (5%). Methodology. In addition, we will offer statewide exit poll coverage of key races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House and Governor. For interviews conducted between June 20th and June 24th, 970 respondents were interviewed (910 phones, 60 personal interviews in villages.
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For 2012, Edison Research and the NEP will be providing exit polling results for numerous key primaries and caucuses (while they remain competitive.) The field research phase of the poll is being implemented by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology.Respondents were asked the question, “What is the probability that you will go to vote?” Fifty-six percent of respondents said they will definitely vote, 27% will most likely vote, 4% will most likely not vote, 9% will not vote, and 4% gave no answer.Respondents also indicated their leading motives in choosing a party: 36% said support for social and political initiatives of the party, 14% said support for the ideological foundations of the party, 12% said sympathy for the party leader, and 19% said support for the party’s foreign policy. Election results from the computerized vote counts differed significantly from the results projected by the exit poll conducted by Edison Research and published by CNN at poll’s closing.
For more information, or to subscribe to Edison’s exit poll data for 2012, contact Mary Meyn or call (908) 722-8683. As part of the project, the results of surveys on changes in the perception of Ukrainian current events and situations in the country are published at the Segodnya sites, the leader of the information space of the country.The study, conducted by Edison Research, commissioned by Segodnya, is representative of the population of Ukraine aged 18 years and older living throughout Ukraine, except for the occupied territories of Crimea and Donbass.The study is conducted daily using a rolling, random sample. Ukrainians are significantly less concerned about the revival of the Ukrainian nation (2%), the state of the environment (1%) and crime (1%). The field research phase is conducted by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology.This “quick study” (flash-poll) makes it possible to get an instant reaction of Ukrainians to events during the election campaign.To improve the accuracy of data, mixed mode survey methodology is used, supplementing telephone survey data with personal interview data in villages (at a rate of 10% of the sample every day).The study is conducted by Edison Research in full compliance with the company’s methodology and international research standards.Segodnya is an information platform combining essential news (6 daily news bulletins of Segodnya, Segodnya, and Results with Oleg Panyuta which are being broadcast on Ukraine), Segodnya newspaper, Segodnya.ua website and digital platform.The total average monthly coverage of the Segodnya brand (TV + newspaper + Internet) among the 18+ audience is 26,100,000, which is 68% of the total population of Ukraine (18+) (without the occupied territories of Crimea and Donbass).You can watch Segodnya every day on the “Ukraine” channel at 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 15:00, 19:00 and 23:00 h.In 2018, the Segodnya TV issues were in the lead among the entire adult population of the country (18+). 56% of Ukrainians will definitely participate in the early elections to the Verkhovna Rada according to data from a poll conducted by Ukraine’s Segodnya television and U.S.-based Edison Research on the eve of special elections. Twenty-two percent gave no answer.The leading party among the choices for Ukrainians is the “Servant of the People” (June 15, 2019 – 41.1% and June 20-24, 2019 – 44.9%).The survey results also indicate that the Ukrainians are most concerned about the war in Eastern Ukraine (45%) and corruption in power (18%). In addition, Edison conducted over 15,000 telephone interviews across the United State to measure early and mail-in voting which accounted for approximately one-third of all votes cast in the 2008 presidential election.As a result of Edison’s effort, the members and subscribers to the National Election Pool data were able to project the outcome of races quickly and accurately, culminating in the announcement of the outcome of the Presidential Election at 11:00 PM Eastern. The resulting data set has been used by thousands of print, online and broadcast news outlets to provide a comprehensive portrait of the 2008 voters and the issues that mattered most to the country.The 2008 Exit Poll data is now archived at both the Roper Center and at ICPSR. 2020 2018 2016 2014 2012 2010 2008.