MOSCOW, February 27, 2012. On March 4th the Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM) will conduct the presidential election exit-polls (poll after the voters have exited the polling stations), commissioned by All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company.
The exit-polls will take place in 63 subjects of the Russian Federation (see the List of regions below), at 1000 polling stations. The participation is voluntary and anonymous; the voter will be offered to fill in the form (ballot), indicating who he/she has voted for, his/her sex and age, and then drop it in the box. The new method of survey does not make the voter tell the name of the candidate he/she has voted for; the voter can keep it secret by dropping the form in the box.
The results of the exit-polls will be aired by Russia-1 TV channel on March 4th at 21.00
(Russian legislation prohibits the publication of poll results before this time). After 21.00 the results will be available at VCIOM`s official site: <link www.wciom.ru>www.wciom.ru</link>
and<link www.vybory.wciom.ru/>
</link>.VCIOM Director General
V.V. Fedorov
VCIOM exit-polls List of regions (oblast) |
1. Altai region |
2. Amursk regioin |
3. Arkhangelsk region |
4. Astrakhan region |
5. Bashkortostan |
6. Belgorod region |
7. Bryansk region |
8. Vladimir region |
9. Volgograd region |
10. Vologda region |
11. Voronezh region |
12. Ivanovo region |
13. Irkutsk region |
14. Kabardino-Balkaria region |
15. Kaliningrad region |
16. Kaluga region |
17. Kemerovo region |
18. Kirov region |
19. Kostroma region |
20. Krasnodar region |
21. Krasnoyarsk region |
22. Kurgan region |
23. Kursk region |
24. Leningrad region |
25. Lipetsk region |
26. Moscow |
27. Moscow region |
28. Murmansk region |
29. Nizhny Novgorod region |
30. Novgorod region |
31. Novosibirsk region |
32. Omsk region |
33. Orenburg region |
34. Orlov region |
35. Penza region |
36. Perm region |
37. Primorye region |
38. Pskov region |
39. Republic of Buryatia |
40. Republic of Karelia |
41. Republic of Komi |
42. Mari El Republic |
43. Republic of Mordovia |
44. Republic of Tatarstan |
45. Republic of Udmurtia |
46. Rostov region |
47. Ryazan region |
48. Samara region |
49. Saint-Petersburg |
50. Saratov region |
51. Sverdlovsk region |
52. Smolensk region |
53. Stavropol region |
54. Tambov region |
55. Tver region |
56. Tomsk region |
57. Tula region |
58. Tyumen region |
59. Ulyanovsk region |
60. Khabarovsk region |
61. Chelyabinsk region |
62. Republic of Chuvashia |
63. Yaroslavl region |
Note: Using materials from the site www.wciom.ru or wciom.com, as well as distributed by VCIOM, the reference to the source (or hyperlink for the electronic media) is obligatory!