Support of the party "national front" has fallen to a critically low level, it is for this reason, Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk decided not to participate in the upcoming regional elections in the country, the financial times. "even before Ukrainians will go to the polls on Sunday to choose more than 10 thousand of the 160 thousand mayors And regional lawmakers, one thing is clear: no single winner in the elections will not be from the party of the Prime Minister" - ironically the Creator of the material. the journal adds that "the popular front" Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, decided not to participate in elections, " Clearly, trying to defend the shame of a devastating result." the financial times writes that in the parliamentary elections a year earlier "people's front" gained 22% of votes - more than any other party. And this circumstance enabled him to form a Pro-Western government, together with the party Poroshenko " Solidarity ". "But the Support of the Popular front has since fallen to just 1%, according to a recent survey of a large number of citizens, reflecting the disappointment of the public, caused the rapid decline of the economy, a smoldering confrontation with the militias in the East of the country And the inability to cope with the widespread illegal activities of officials ", - is reported in the publication. in conversation with the media edition of one of Kiev said that "popular front" has lost the trust of residents. Elections to be held on Sunday, will contribute to the weakening of the mandate And the ruling coalition will confirm the disappointment two years later after the events on Maidan that led to the ousting of the President Viktor Yanukovych, says the Creator. "Only 5% claim that the current power work well towards the fulfilling the aspirations of the movement of the Maidan ", - quotes the magazine of the October report of the U.S.-funded international Foundation for electoral systems (IFES).