The survey showed that Kievites not happy with the situation in the city and not satisfied with the head of the KSCA. Thus, 61% of Kiev citizens believe that things in the capital are in the wrong direction, including 34% strongly believe in this. 56% of Kievites are not satisfied with Chairman of the KSCA, including 32% are not fully satisfied.

The majority of respondents in Ukraine and in Russia would like to see both countries were independent but friendly states — with open borders, without visas and customs (72% in Ukraine and 58% in Russia). This number decreased to 4% from February in Ukraine, to 6% — in Russia.

36% of Ukrainians believes that Ukraine has a development focus on joining the Customs Union with Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, 33% — on joining the European Union.

Compared to June 2012 electoral support Vitali Klitschko increased by  7% and Oleg Tiagnybok — by 3%.

The study found that 68% of Ukrainians do not plan to rest, this number increased slightly compared to 2011 (66%) of those who are not able to go somewhere is 21%. In 2011 the figure was 23%, the difference is statistically insignificant.