Compared to the survey a week earlier, Putin's trust rating fell by…
Compared to the survey a week earlier, Putin's trust rating fell by 5 percentage points, from 74% to 69%, according to the June 19–21 survey by the Public Opinion Foundation (FOM).
Consensus
- The level of trust in Russian President Vladimir Putin dropped to 69% according to a poll by the Fund for Public Opinion (ФОМ) conducted between June 19-21.
- This is the lowest level of trust since the beginning of the war in Ukraine.
- The trust level dropped from 74% a week earlier.
- The poll also showed a decrease in public approval of the government, with only 44% viewing its work positively.
- There was a significant increase in the number of people who noticed rising fuel prices, from 38% to 48%.
- Public anxiety increased, with 53% of respondents describing their environment as 'troubled' compared to 51% a week earlier.
Points of divergence
- The poll conducted by ФОМ shows that the trust level in Putin is 69%, which is the lowest since the war began, and that the number of people who do not trust him increased from 15% to 18%. — meduza
- The poll conducted by ФОМ shows that the trust level in Putin is 69%, which is the lowest since the war began, and that the number of people who do not trust him increased from 15% to 18%. — thebell
- The poll conducted by ВЦИОМ shows that the trust level in Putin increased from 67.7% to 70.4%. — meduza
- The poll conducted by ВЦИОМ shows that the trust level in Putin increased from 73.3% to 76.7%. — thebell
Coverage (2 sources)
- FOM: Trust in Putin among Russians has fallen to the lowest point of the war — Meduza
- Trust in Putin drops to lowest level of the war amid attack on oil refinery and rise in fuel prices — The Bell
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