A coalition of more than 20 Cuban independent media outlets and activists polled political opinion—both inside and outside Cuba—in April 2026 using single and multiple answer questions on a five-point Likert scale. The poll evaluated several variables of political opinion, including regime-change preferences, regime alternatives, and leadership perception, among others. Despite the inherent methodological difficulties of polling inside a totalitarian regime, the poll generated surprising results by reaching a sample of over 40 thousand individuals, most of them inside Cuba.