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Public opinion on the parliamentary elections

If the elections were held in the first half of April 2012, the following parties would win seats in the parliament: Party of Regions – 24.5%, Batkivshchyna – 16.8%, Front of Changes (Arseniy Yatsenyuk) – 11.9%, the UDAR party of Vitaliy Klitschko – 9.0%, the Communist Party of Ukraine – 5.6%, the Civilian Position party of Anatoliy Hrytsenko – 3.5% and the Svoboda party of Oleh Tyahnybok – 3.0%. 18% of the electorate in the eastern regions of Ukraine is undecided, while only 11% in the western regions are undecided.

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