More than half of Ukrainians are against the Ze-government and Ze-Rada
The work of the president, government and parliament is not liked by the majority of Ukrainian citizens.
This is evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by the Ukrainian Sociological Group, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Thus, 56,1% of respondents do not approve of the president’s activities and 34,3% approve. Dissatisfaction with the activities of the Verkhovna Rada and the Cabinet of Ministers is even greater; here the ratio is, respectively, 76,1% to 11,9% and 72,5% to 13,5%.
The dominant view among the population is that the government is doing virtually nothing to solve the problems faced by citizens. 42,7% of respondents think so. Another 36,5 believe that the government is doing something, but this is clearly not enough. Only 11,7% believe that the government is doing everything possible to solve pressing problems.
58,5% of respondents believe that the Cabinet of Ministers should be dismissed, and 26,1% do not support this idea. Almost the same attitude towards the need to re-elect parliament is 60,8% versus 24,5%.
“Due to dissatisfaction with the work of the central authorities, a demand has been formed in society for the renewal of the government and parliament,” noted the head of the sociological group, Alexander Levtsun.
The survey was conducted by the Ukrainian Sociological Group from July 11 to July 18, 2021; 1224 respondents over the age of 18 were surveyed. The method of conducting the survey is an individual face-to-face interview at the place of residence. The statistical error does not exceed 3%.
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