Political experts tend to believe that socio-economic issues cannot deliver victory in Ukraine’s elections. They claim that the voters prefer to be offered an idea that will reach out to them emotionally. The truth is that no government yet has managed to decrease the gap between real and desired socio-economic numbers.
These indicators draw far less attention than politicians’ rates. What they do show is that, in the eyes of Ukrainians, the country’s problems and their own are not identical. According to Rating’s June survey about what problems Ukrainians believe to be key for the country, 78% of the polled listed military conflict in Eastern Ukraine, while 55% chose bribery and corruption in government. 29% mentioned unemployment.
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