Going down and down: Zelensky’s support rating has significantly dropped over the past six months – survey

Over the past six months, the approval rating of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has declined.

This information reported by a poll conducted by the “Rating” group.

In September 2023, 42% fully supported the president’s activities, but by February 2024, this figure had almost halved to 22%. The number of respondents who “rather support” Zelensky has remained nearly unchanged, around 40%.

The number of opponents to Zelensky’s activities has doubled, rising from 9% to 18% in the category of “rather do not support,” and from 7% to 15% in the category of “do not support at all.”

Thus, over the course of two years of war, there has been a consistent trend of declining approval ratings for the President of Ukraine. Two years ago, in April 2022, Zelensky had full support from 74% of the population. Just under a year later, in February 2023, it dropped to 58%. Another year later, it stood at only 22%.

However, Zelensky himself refuses to acknowledge this reality. Earlier, he stated that he would win the presidential elections in Ukraine if they were held.