During the quarantine, people’s confidence in G. Nausėda fell sharply

The public opinion poll was conducted by the Vilmorus company. This is the first investigation after a two-month hiatus, as the company did not conduct surveys during quarantine.

The ranks of G.Nausėda’s supporters are shrinking

According to a survey conducted in June, the President of Lithuania is favorably rated at 60.1%. population, and unfavorably – 13 percent. G.Nausėda’s rating has dropped dramatically since the last poll in March, when the country’s leader received 74.8 percent. favorable and 7%. unfavorable evaluations.

Vladas Gaidys, the head of Vilmorus 15 minutes He said that Nausėda’s rating had fallen mainly for two reasons.

“Apparently, the former was expected … to be more initiative during the quarantine period, but the crisis was led by Saulius Skvernelis and Aurelijus Veryga,” said the sociologist.

“Another thing is that the president is generally associated with the representation of Lithuania, but now he has been in quarantine for two months.” He was not seen at the events or in the champagne glass, “he added.

Foreign Minister Linas Linkevičius sits on the leaderboard with 49 percent. favorable (51.8% in March) and 13%. unfavorable evaluations (13.7% in March).

Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis’s quarantine did not change his rating too much. In June, 42.9 percent favored it and 29.9 percent unfavorably. society. In March, these indicators reached 40.2 and 33.4 percent, respectively.

The assessment of the President of Seimas Viktoras Pranckietis during the quarantine decreased slightly. In June, it received 39.6 percent. population (43.5% in March) and negatively – 19.5%. people (22.8% in March).

The rating of Aurelijus Veryga, the Minister of Health, who received much public attention during the quarantine, has not changed significantly. In June, it was favored by 35.8 percent, and in March, by 36.8 percent. Respondents In June, A.Veryga received unfavorable ratings of 39.2 percent. surveyed, and in March – 39.5 percent.

It is true that the number of those who are in favor of A.Verygas is 10 percent. points rose in the fight compared to February. Such an increase was registered just before the government introduced quarantine.

The Mayor of Kaunas, Visvaldas Matijošaitis, the Mayor of Vilnius, Remigijus Šimašius, whose qualification increased slightly during the quarantine, as well as the Minister of National Defense, Raimundas Karoblis, leader of the Liberal Movement, member of the Seimas Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen, and the Minister of Social Security and Labor Linas Kura were also among the ten most popular politicians.

In June, 24.8 percent favorably rated Ramūnas Karbauskis, the leader of the ruling “peasants”. population, in March – 23.9 percent. In June, it was rated unfavorably at 53.1 percent. surveyed, and in March – 54.7 percent.

Opposition leader Conservative leader Gabrielius Landsbergis received 23.4 percent in June. positive (28% in March) and 49.7%. negative ratings (44.5% in March), so its rating also decreased slightly.

Status quo party ratings

The results of the sociological survey show a fundamentally unchanged situation in the party classification table.

In June, 14.3 percent would vote for the National Union-Lithuania Christian Democrats in the elections. respondents In March, 17 percent would have voted for them.

The Union of Peasants and Greens of Lithuania would receive the support of 13.4%. people (12.4% in March) and the Social Democrats: 9.1%. of the respondents (8.3% in March).

Fourth in the table is the Labor Party, which would be backed by 4.6 percent. of the population (5.1 percent in March), in fifth place is the Liberal Movement with 4.3 percent. (3.5% in March).

The ten most popular parties are the Order and Justice already liquidated (Freedom and Justice was established after merging with Freedom Union (Liberals)), as well as with the Polish Electoral Campaign of Lithuania: the Union of Christian Families, the Social Democratic Labor Party from Lithuania, the Freedom Party and the Freedom Party. Center Party – Wellness Lithuania.

Another 42.6 percent. Respondents said they would not vote, did not know why to vote, or did not answer a question about one of the supported parties. In March, there were 41.4 percent of them.

Vilmorus conducted the last public poll from June 5 to 13. A total of 1,020 Lithuanians were interviewed.