How Many Russians Trust Putin: These Are the Data of the Latest Survey
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The majority of Russian citizens, 77.5 percent of them, have confidence in Russian President Vladimir Putin, while 71.6 percent of respondents approve of his work as head of state, according to the results of the All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion (VCIOM), which were published today.
77.5 per cent of the citizens declared their confidence in Russian President Vladimir Putin on the basis of a recent survey, which shows an increase of 1.9 per cent over last week ' s figures.
45.4 percent of respondents approve of the work of the Russian government, while 20.4 percent have the opposite opinion.
In Russia, no more than 77.5 times, and the belief of Vladimir Putin's Russian President, Doc Negov is glad to be the chief of staff 71.6 times, showed the results of the use of the Sveruskog Center for teaching and learning (VTsIOM), which of these are the problems.
The WLTC and the Foundation for Public Opinion (FOM) published the results of surveys on Russian electoral preferences. According to both studies, "One Russia" remains the leader in the level of support. According to WLCOM, its rating was 31.9 per cent and FOM estimated 39 per cent.
Russian confidence in President Vladimir Putin was 72 per cent, as evidenced by a new study by the Foundation, "Public Opinion", and the percentage of positive evaluations of the Head of State was even higher. Three quarters of those interviewed, 75 per cent, said that Putin was doing well in his term as President.
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