A survey conducted between May 21 and May 31 revealed public opinion regarding various political figures in Lithuania. The data indicated that citizens aged 18 and older held the most favorable views toward former presidents Valdas Adamkus, who received a 79% positive rating, and Dalia Grybauskaitė, with 62% positive support. Beyond these figures, four other public figures were rated more positively than negatively by a majority of survey respondents.
Gitanas Nausėda, the current head of state, garnered 49% positive responses against 44% negative feedback. Similarly, Seimas member Valė Ąžuolė and journalist Edmundas Jakilaitis both achieved 41% positive ratings compared to 30% negative ratings. The interim president of the Democratic Union “For the sake of Lithuania,” European Parliament member Virginijus Sinkevičius, registered a nearly balanced reception with 38% positive and 37% negative responses.
Overall trends derived from the survey data suggest a notable level of public dissatisfaction. The report noted that over half of all respondents rated nine different politicians unfavorably. These findings provide a snapshot of current public sentiment, impacting the overall political rankings and highlighting areas of both significant positive support and considerable negative perception among the electorate.
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It’s interesting how strong the public sentiment remains for former presidents.
What other political figures were included in the survey, and what were their respective ratings?