IFES recently released the results of its latest public opinion survey in Ukraine and assessments of electoral laws in Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan. Andriy Mykhailov
This month, IFES released a number of publications on elections and democracy around the world.
Beginning on 13 September, IFES released its 19th public opinion survey conducted in Ukraine. The survey shows that a year and a half after the election of President Viktor Yanukovych, citizens are more pessimistic about their country’s future and trust in national leaders has diminished.
On 19 September an assessment of Kyrgyzstan’s newly minted election law, The Good, The Bad and The Uncertain: Commentary on Kyrgyzstan Election Laws of 2011, was presented to the public.
On 26 September, the focus was back on Ukraine with the publication of the Review and Analysis of the Draft Law on the Election of People's Deputies of Ukraine.