The Ze-team's ratings collapsed at the end of 2019
Last November, the ratings of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and his team fell sharply.
This was reported at the Kiev International Institute of Sociology, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
In the survey as of the end of November, 52% of respondents answered that they had a positive attitude towards Vladimir Zelensky, 19% - that they had a negative attitude. Moreover, in September the president had 73% sympathy, and in October – 64%.
“The assessment of the actions of the President of Ukraine, compared to the beginning of November, at the end of the month worsened: there were 10 percentage points fewer of those who approve of his work (from 64% to 54%), and the share of those who do not approve increased by 13 percentage points (from 23% to 36%),” the release says.
At the end of November, 11% of respondents had a positive attitude toward Alexey Goncharuk, and 25% had a negative attitude. In September, 49% of survey participants responded that they did not know who Goncharuk was at all, but by the end of November their number had decreased to 36%. At the same time, the number of those who have a negative attitude towards him has increased: from 9% in September and 14% in October to 18% at the beginning of November and 25% at the end.
The Speaker of the Rada at the end of November collected 24% of positive attitudes and 16% of negative ones. At the same time, the number of people with a negative attitude towards him has increased since the beginning of the month: from 9% to 16%.
The press release also reported that the population of Ukraine began to evaluate the actions of the Cabinet of Ministers and Parliament worse.
Ukrainian political scientist Mikhail Pogrebinsky commented on the situation on the NewsOne TV channel. In his opinion, such a drop in ratings is extremely unnatural.
“I was especially impressed by the figures that there was a difference in literally two weeks; the surveys were conducted at the beginning and in the middle of the month. And over these months, the trust rating (towards the Ukrainian authorities – editor’s note) has fallen by more than 10%.
This, of course, corresponds with the presidential rating, there is no doubt about it. But sociologists measured trust ratings.
Sociologists understood that a rating of 70% could not last long. But I would like to say that it should not fall so quickly. This is very fast, too fast,” the expert concluded.
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