“ 60% of Ukrainian citizens trust President Vladimir Zelensky. Source: Results of a survey of the Kiev International Institute of Sociology Details: Researchers cited current results as of the second half of September-beginning of October. They asked the respondents the question “How much do you trust or not trust Vladimir Zelensky?” And they asked to choose one of the following answers: “I fully trust”, “I rather trust”, “I rather do not trust”, “I do not trust”. Compared to the first half of September, the level of confidence of the President has practically not changed. Currently, 60% of Ukrainians trust him, 35% do not trust (in the first half of September the corresponding figures were 59% and 34%). The balance of confidence is +25% (the same indicator was in the first half of September). Photo: CIIST screenshot sociologists note that after reducing the trust between the beginning of May and the beginning of August (initially from 74% to 65% in early June and further to 58% in early August), stabilization was stabilized and in the last two months the level of trust of the President ranges within a small range (within the error). However, although the level of confidence is now lower than it was in May (when the highest period was recorded in the last period), it is higher than in December 2024 (when it was recorded relatively the lowest rate since February 2022, that is, from the moment of full -scale invasion). The study of public opinion was conducted during September 19-5 of October 5. Method – telephone interviews based on a random sample of mobile telephone numbers in all regions of Ukraine under the control of the government. 1008 respondents aged 18 years and older were interviewed. The survey was not conducted with citizens who went abroad after February 24, 2022. The sampling error does not exceed 4.1%. Under the war, in addition to the formal error, some systematic deviation is added. At the same time, sociologists believe that the results still retain high representativeness and allow to analyze the public sentiment of the population.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Results of a survey of the Kiev International Institute of Sociology
Details: Researchers cited current results as of the second half of September-beginning of October.
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They asked the respondents the question “How much do you trust or not trust Vladimir Zelensky?” And they asked to choose one of the following answers: “I fully trust”, “I rather trust”, “I rather do not trust”, “I do not trust”.
Compared to the first half of September, the level of confidence of the President has practically not changed. Currently 60% of Ukrainians trust him, 35% – do not trust (In the first half of September, the corresponding figures were 59% and 34%). The balance of confidence is +25% (the same indicator was in the first half of September).
Photo: CIME SCIPTIONSociologists note that after a decrease in the confidence between the beginning of May and the beginning of August (first from 74% to 65% in early June and further to 58% in early August), stabilization has occurred and in the last two months the level of trust of the President ranges within a small range (within the error).
However, although the level of confidence is now lower than it was in May (when the highest period was recorded in the last period), it is higher than in December 2024 (when it was recorded relatively the lowest rate since February 2022, that is, from the moment of full -scale invasion).
The study of public opinion was conducted during September 19-5 of October 5. Method – telephone interviews based on a random sample of mobile telephone numbers in all regions of Ukraine under the control of the government. 1008 respondents aged 18 years and older were interviewed. The survey was not conducted with citizens who went abroad after February 24, 2022.
The sampling error does not exceed 4.1%. Under the war, in addition to the formal error, some systematic deviation is added. At the same time, sociologists believe that the results still retain high representativeness and allow to analyze the public sentiment of the population.