A survey conducted by the Russian Public Opinion Research Center…
A survey conducted by the Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM) in July 2024 found that 71.1% of Russians trust President Vladimir Putin, with 65.3% approving his work; another survey by the 'Public Opinion' foundation reported slightly lower support at 68% for trust and 70% approval of his performance.
Consensus
- A public opinion poll was conducted in July 2024 to assess Russian citizens' views on President Vladimir Putin.
- The polls measured levels of trust in President Putin among the Russian population.
- Support for the ruling party 'United Russia' was reported in both surveys, though with differing percentages.
- Both surveys included questions about public perception of government performance and political parties.
Points of divergence
- 71.1% of respondents expressed trust in Vladimir Putin, and 65.3% approved his work as president. — vm
- 68% of respondents trusted Vladimir Putin, and 70% believed he performed well in office. — vesti
- 41% of Russians associate the term 'foreign agent' with the image of an enemy or traitor. — vm
- 51% of respondents believed Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin performed his duties well, while 46% approved government performance overall. — vesti
- 'United Russia' received 32.7% support in hypothetical Duma elections; 'KPRF' had 11.9%, 'New People' 10.5%, 'LDPR' 9.6%, and 'Fair Russia' 5.4%. — vm
- 'United Russia' received 33% support in hypothetical Duma elections; LDPF and KPRF each had 11%; 'New People' had 7%; 'Fair Russia' had 3%. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion: 71.1% of Russians trust Putin, 65.3% approve of his work — Вечерняя Москва
- 68% of Russians trust Putin — Вести