Putin’s ‘Real’ Approval Rating Falls Below 30% for First Time Since Start of War

Putin’s approval ratings fall amid war fatigue and internet restrictions

Vladimir Putin is facing a steady decline in domestic support, according to new polling data. Russia’s state-run pollster, VTsIOM, has recorded a drop in the Kremlin leader’s approval rating for the second week running. In a survey conducted last week, Putin’s official “approval rating” slipped from 71% to 67.8% — the lowest level since February 20, 2022. In a separate open-ended poll by VTsIOM, where respondents were asked to name a politician …

Putin’s ‘Real’ Approval Rating Falls Below 30% for First Time Since Start of War

Russia’s state pollster data suggests a sharp decline in the Kremlin leader’s trust rating, with analysts pointing to war fatigue, economic strain, and growing state control.

Putin’s Approval Rating Falls to Lowest Level Since 2022 Amid Ongoing Repression and War Impact

Russia’s official sociologists continue to track a significant decline in President Vladimir Putin’s approval ratings, as reported by The Moscow Times on April 10, citing state polling agency VTsIOM  . The downward trend has been attributed to ongoing government actions such as blocking Telegram, cracking down on VPN usage, and increasing internet shutdowns. We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team in the field. DONATE …

Putin’s approval rating falls below 70%, its lowest since before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

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