This survey was intended, in part, to estimate the number of victims of Nazism who are currently living in Ukraine. If we define the victims of Nazism in the narrow sense (ostarbeiters, Holocaust victims, prisoners at concentration camps or ghettos and prisoners of war), than the number of victims in Ukraine would be about 200 thousand people. If we consider all the elderly who suffered from National Socialism injustice at the time of Second World War, their number would be about 8.5% – 10.0% of people older than 70 years or 430 – 500 thousand people.

November 20, World No Tobacco Day, the public presented the results of All-Ukrainian poll of public opinion, conducted by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) in October 2014, with questions about the prevalence of smoking, level of quitting and consumption of illegal cigarettes.

The most famous logical games in Ukraine are draughts and chess. 87% of adult residents of Ukraine know about existence of draughts, 85% know about chess.

Also in Ukraine many people heard about existence of such games as backgammon (47%), poker (46%) and bridge (21%).

Other logical games listed in research are rather exotic for Ukraine: only 4% know about existence of Go game and less than 2% heard about such games as Syogi, Reversi, Kalaha, Rendzyu, Abalon, Syantsi, and Gomoku

The question «How do you find out news about the situation in Ukraine? Please, specify three main sources» 83.5% of the population of Ukraine indicated that the source of such news for them is the Ukrainian TV, for 31% it is Internet sites, for 29% - relatives and acquaintances, for 21% - Russian television, for 29% - Ukrainian newspapers and magazines, for 16% - Ukrainian radio, for 11% - social networks, blogs and for 2% - Russian newspapers and magazines, for 1% - Russian radio.

October 15, 2014 in UNIAN press conference was held on the theme: "How heads of District Electoral Commissions evaluate preparation and implementation of early parliamentary elections 2014".

Participants of press-conference: Volodymyr Paniotto, Ukrainian sociologist, CEO of Kiev International Institute of Sociology, Professor of Sociology in the University of "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy"; Nazar Boyko, Head of MAG "CIFRA"; Andrii Kashyn, research scientist of Kiev International Institute of Sociology.

In a period from September 30 to October 8, 2014 Kiev International Institute of Sociology along with  Monitoring and analytics group "CIFRA" conducted the survey among the management of District Electoral Commissions. It was the first time, when deputy heads and secretaries of DEC were interviewed about their evaluations of the vote process. 414 respondents from all regions of Ukraine and from Kyiv, representing almost all constituencies of Ukraine were interviewed (184 DEC representatives identified themselves; besides them 34 respondents refused to mention the number of DEC for security reasons). Data were collected using self-completion survey method (273 questionnaires) and with the use of telephone interviews (141 interviews).