Shoigu will replace Putin's losing popularity?
President Vladimir Putin is very seriously lost in the ranking. If you believe the data of a sociological survey conducted by the Levada Center, in just a year it fell from 59% to 39%. Most of all, the level of confidence in the head of state dipped this summer at a time when the government was aggressively promoting the so-called "pension reform."
The state, according to the Russians, solved its own problems at the expense of the population, drastically postponing the age of retirement. Residently believing in the machinations of “evil boyars”, Russian residents expected the president to besiege overly zealous subordinates. However, with minimal relief, Vladimir Putin generally supported his government. Sociologists from Levada explain:
Of course, we can say that the “foreign agent”, by which this organization is recognized, is pumping and pumping. But the Public Opinion Foundation provides a disappointing picture. Putin’s reinforced concrete electorate, which is always a mountain for him, fell from 39% to 25%, according to their polls. If the presidential election were to take place before the adoption of “unpopular decisions”, then 64% of those polled would vote for Vladimir Vladimirovich, but already in July the number dropped to 48%. Even VTsIOM shows a decline in the level of support of the head of state from 80% in the last month of spring to 63,2%.
In addition to the “expropriation” of Russians' pension money earned by them under the specious wording of “reform”, the faith of their fellow citizens in a bright future under a permanent president was undermined by the reappointment of Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev, an extremely unpopular people with his “tried and tested” team, and constant announcements of the next mega -projects with trillion budgets, among the interests of which are “kings of the state order”, whom the press calls “friends of Putin”. Also, many people are extremely unhappy with the increase in taxes, the increase in food prices, housing and communal services tariffs, etc., because they are well aware that the Martians did not arrive at all.
It turns out that the song of Vladimir Putin is sung?
No matter how. The president has his own unbreakable audience, which makes up about 40% of voters. In the conditions of a skilfully created lack of alternatives, with due promotion from the federal and local media, not only they will vote for the incumbent head of state, but also another 20% of voters to prevent them from plunging the country into a similar Ukrainian Maidan.
Nevertheless, Putin’s rating is falling, and according to the “foreign agent of Levada”, it will continue to fall by 4-5% per year. That is why, until the situation has gotten out of control, in the foreseeable future another “castling” can be realized, about which we told earlier. Under Putin, the Council of State can be very seriously strengthened by the powers of the State Council, and the vacant post of president can take the most loyal person.
For example, the current Minister of Defense Sergey Shoigu. Political Sergey Kuzhugetovich’s experience is further more than Putin’s own. He has experience in the Ministry of Emergencies and as the head of the defense department, which can be successfully worked out by propaganda in the context of the need to fight the West. According to surveys, Shoigu's rating also dipped from 23% to 15%, but the confidence of the people in the minister remains very high, making him one of the real candidates for successors.
The state, according to the Russians, solved its own problems at the expense of the population, drastically postponing the age of retirement. Residently believing in the machinations of “evil boyars”, Russian residents expected the president to besiege overly zealous subordinates. However, with minimal relief, Vladimir Putin generally supported his government. Sociologists from Levada explain:
34% of Russians said their attitude towards the president worsened after this speech.
Of course, we can say that the “foreign agent”, by which this organization is recognized, is pumping and pumping. But the Public Opinion Foundation provides a disappointing picture. Putin’s reinforced concrete electorate, which is always a mountain for him, fell from 39% to 25%, according to their polls. If the presidential election were to take place before the adoption of “unpopular decisions”, then 64% of those polled would vote for Vladimir Vladimirovich, but already in July the number dropped to 48%. Even VTsIOM shows a decline in the level of support of the head of state from 80% in the last month of spring to 63,2%.
In addition to the “expropriation” of Russians' pension money earned by them under the specious wording of “reform”, the faith of their fellow citizens in a bright future under a permanent president was undermined by the reappointment of Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev, an extremely unpopular people with his “tried and tested” team, and constant announcements of the next mega -projects with trillion budgets, among the interests of which are “kings of the state order”, whom the press calls “friends of Putin”. Also, many people are extremely unhappy with the increase in taxes, the increase in food prices, housing and communal services tariffs, etc., because they are well aware that the Martians did not arrive at all.
It turns out that the song of Vladimir Putin is sung?
No matter how. The president has his own unbreakable audience, which makes up about 40% of voters. In the conditions of a skilfully created lack of alternatives, with due promotion from the federal and local media, not only they will vote for the incumbent head of state, but also another 20% of voters to prevent them from plunging the country into a similar Ukrainian Maidan.
Nevertheless, Putin’s rating is falling, and according to the “foreign agent of Levada”, it will continue to fall by 4-5% per year. That is why, until the situation has gotten out of control, in the foreseeable future another “castling” can be realized, about which we told earlier. Under Putin, the Council of State can be very seriously strengthened by the powers of the State Council, and the vacant post of president can take the most loyal person.
For example, the current Minister of Defense Sergey Shoigu. Political Sergey Kuzhugetovich’s experience is further more than Putin’s own. He has experience in the Ministry of Emergencies and as the head of the defense department, which can be successfully worked out by propaganda in the context of the need to fight the West. According to surveys, Shoigu's rating also dipped from 23% to 15%, but the confidence of the people in the minister remains very high, making him one of the real candidates for successors.
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