The question of holding presidential elections in Ukraine during the ongoing war has long been a point of near-unanimity – many Ukrainians believed it was impractical. For a prolonged period, there was broad agreement that conducting an election amidst active conflict was not feasible. However, recent developments suggest a potential shift in sentiment regarding the timing of future elections within Ukraine. The text indicates a growing debate surrounding whether Ukrainians are willing to continue postponing the democratic process. While significant obstacles remain, the question of *when* Ukraine will hold its next election is gaining prominence. This evolving discussion reflects a desire for normalcy and democratic continuity even amidst the challenges posed by the war. The possibility of elections is being reconsidered, despite the inherent difficulties.