Election Statement
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NDI Poll: Opportunities and Challenges Facing Ukraine’s Democratic Transition
The National Democratic Institute (NDI) has released the results of its latest national telephone survey of Ukrainians, its second during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the study, completed in December 2020, public opinion in Ukraine is heavily affected by the pandemic and its implications on public health, the economy and Ukrainians’ personal wellbeing. Although challenges abound, the vast majority of Ukrainians remain committed to their country’s democratic future.
NDI POLL: ECONOMIC AND HEALTH CONCERNS REMAIN TOP PRIORITIES; CHALLENGES AHEAD TO BUILD CONFIDENCE IN COVID-19 VACCINATION PROGRAM
TBILISI – Poll results released today by the National Democratic Institute (NDI or the Institute) and CRRC Georgia find that a year into the coronavirus pandemic, Georgians remain concerned about the state of the economy and healthcare. While the public continues to credit the government with managing the pandemic effectively (68 percent, up from 60 percent in December 2020), they remain skeptical of forthcoming vaccinations.
NEW POLL: IN GEORGIA, ECONOMIC CONCERNS PREVAIL; PANDEMIC CHALLENGE AT THE FOREFRONT
NDI POLL: ECONOMIC CONCERNS PREVAIL; PANDEMIC CHALLENGE AT THE FOREFRONT
Results of August 2020 Opinion Polls in Georgia
NDI surveys public opinion to help Georgian stakeholders diagnose and address issues of public concern by providing accurate, unbiased and statistically sound data. This poll aims to capture the most relevant information to foster the development of responsive policies and governance. A wide range of leaders from across the political spectrum has reported that the polls are important to their work and encourage continued polling.
NDI Poll: Ahead of Election Day, Georgians Remain Politically Undecided; Focused on the Economy
TBILISI – Poll results released today by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and CRRC Georgia show that Georgians remain committed to voting on election day (88 percent), but largely undecided (59 percent) ahead of parliamentary elections on October 31. They remain focused on economic issues, and open to persuasion based on party policy platforms.
