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This was demonstrated by a representative survey conducted by Vilmorus from June 9 to 18.
The Lithuanian National-Christian Democratic Union, which was at the forefront of the party’s formation in April, lost popularity to the Lithuanian Peasants and Greens Union last month, and has now been relegated to third place.
If the Seimas elections were held this Sunday, 11.8 percent would vote for the Conservatives. voters.
The gap with the peasant leaders (15.1%) is already large, in addition, the right has been overcome by the social democrats (13.3%) who have recently taken a new breath.
The ranks of supporters of the Freedom Party, occupying positions of power, are also gradually shrinking, with only the Liberal Movement managing to hold steady in fourth place.
Be that as it may, after the right has only been in power for more than half a year, there are already signs that the political pendulum is shifting to the left again.
This was likely due to insufficient action by the government, attempts to pass laws highly controversial in society, fierce conservative cacti with the rather popular President Gitan Nauseda, and slightly intensified opposition, and recent actions by “defenders of the family” , the political elite is scolded and the government is called upon to turn to the common man.
It is true that it might be premature to speak of a fundamental change in mood.
He even killed 40 percent. respondents stated that they would not participate in the Seimas elections or that they did not yet know why to vote. Therefore, these survey results are a kind of guide for parties to adjust their activities and make connections with distracted people between different political currents.
The fact that the popularity of the ruling is declining is also shown in the attitude of the population towards the actors who occupy one position or another.
For example, the conservative magician, Chancellor Gabriel Landsberg, was among the three most unsavory politicians.
Summarizing favorable and unfavorable opinions, it collected even less 31.9 percent.
According to this indicator, only Valdemaras Tomaševskis (–52.8), MEP, president of the Polish Lithuanian electoral campaign, and Aušrinė Armonaitė, Minister of Economy and Innovation (–42.1), leader of the Freedom Party, obtained worse results .
The popularity of Remigijus Šimašius, another leader of the “free”, has especially declined. Apparently, many people negatively valued the unexpected and strange declaration of the mayor of Vilnius not to seek another mandate, although the politician himself probably expected a different reaction.
During the month, Seimas President Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen and Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė, the Liberal leader with good audience ratings, dispersed a portion of their followers.
For the first time, the head of government collected more unfavorable evaluations than favorable ones.
Incidentally, respondents rated most of the actors courted by respondents, and only six of them had ratings with a plus sign.
However, month after month, the popularity of President G. Nausėda, who flirts with the so-called marginalized or oppressed, is on the rise and the number of those who evaluate his activity is declining unfavorably.
In addition, now even 16.1 percent. the population believes that it is the head of the country who best represents their interests.
In this table, the president is significantly ahead of both Prime Minister I. Šimonytė (10.4%) and the new Social Democratic president, Vilija Blinkevičiūtė MEP (7.2%).
* When publishing these survey results, a reference to “Lietuvos rytas” is necessary.
