Putin's Public Trust Rating at 71.1% According to VCIOM Survey
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- A survey by the All-Russian Center for Public Opinion Research (VCIOM) conducted from July 13-19 shows Russian President Vladimir Putin's public trust rating at 71.1% and his approval rating at 65.3%.
- The poll also details approval and trust for Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, the Russian government, and parliamentary parties.
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The All-Russian Center for Public Opinion Research (VCIOM) conducted a survey from July 13 to 19 among 1,600 adult citizens of Russia to gauge public sentiment towards political figures and parties.
MOSCOW, July 24. /TASS/. Russian President Vladimir Putin's public trust rating stands at 71.1%, according to a survey conducted from July 13 to 19 by the All-Russian Center for PublicOpinion Research (VCIOM).
"The combined poll found that President Vladimir Putin's approval rating stood at 65.3% between July 13 and 19. <...> It also found that 71.1% of respondents trusted Putin," the polling organization said.
The activities of the Russian government are approved by 43.1% of respondents, and the work of Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin by 43.2% of respondents. Trust in Mishustin was expressed by 53.1% of respondents.
Respondents also expressed their attitude towards the heads of parliamentary parties. Trust in the Chairman of the Central Committee of the Russian Communist Party (CPRF) Gennady Zyuganov amounts to 30.8%, the leader of "A Just Russia" Sergey Mironov – 23%, the leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) Leonid Slutsky – 20.9%, the Chairman of the "New People" party Alexey Nechaev – 11.6%.
The level of support for "United Russia" is 32.7%, "New People" – 10.5%, the CPRF – 11.9%, the LDPR – 9.6%, "A Just Russia" – 5.4%.
The study was conducted among 1,600 adult citizens of Russia.
Açık Sorular
- What was the margin of error for the survey?
- What specific questions were asked to determine trust and approval?
- How do these ratings compare to previous VCIOM polls?
