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Nearly two-thirds of the public that watched Zelensky’s New Year’s Eve speech viewed it positively, the poll said, compared to 22% with a neutral view and 13% who had a negative impression. In that speech, Zelensky called for unity among Ukrainians despite cultural differences.
Latest polls show trust in Ukraine's government and general direction
fading​ ​The Razumkov Center released on Friday, February 21, the results of
its February polling of Ukrainian political sentiment. Highlights include a
continued drop in trust in the government, which has roughly halved since Sep.
2019 from 57% to 28% in February. Trust in the Cabinet of Ministers is
particularly low, with only 6% of respondents fully favoring the activities of
Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk and 52% not supporting him. The view that
the country is able to sort out its problems in the near future is fading, as only
21% of those polled hold this opinion compared to 49% of respondents in
September. However, the country's ability to overcome obstacles in the long
term has actually risen, at 49% compared to 50% in December and only 40%
in September. That said, 53% of respondents think that the country is currently
headed in the wrong direction compared to 57% thinking that it was headed in
the right direction in September.​ ​The Razumkov Center notes that political
The majority (53%) of Ukrainians believe​ that events are developing in the wrong direction ​(17% in September, and in December - 36%)
affiliation is a factor in shaping current views, with 65% of supporters of
President Zelenskiy's People's Servant party still favoring the government's
actions.
to the results of a study of the sociological service of the Razumkov Center
​, according
conducted during the last two weeks of February. Some 25% of respondents
believe that events in Ukraine are developing in the right direction (57% said
so in September 2019, 44% in December 2019).
11​ UKRAINE Country Report​ March 2020 ​ ​www.intellinews.com