| Frequency distribution (%) | |
|---|---|
| It would be better for the country if the ruling party has control of the Parliament, Government, and Presidency | 35 |
| It would be better for the country if someone outside of the ruling party wins the Presidency | 41 |
| Agree with neither | 7 |
| DK | 17 |
| RA | 1 |
RPARALL: Better if the ruling party has control of presidency vs. if someone outside of the ruling party wins the Presidency
Question text: Please tell me which of the following statements you agree with? Statement 1: It would be better for the country if the ruling party has control of the Parliament, Government, and Presidency. Statement 2: It would be better for the country if someone outside of the ruling party wins the Presidency.
Note: The question was recoded. Original options are as follows: 1. It would be better for the country if the ruling party has control of the Parliament, Government, and Presidency - Strongly agree 2. It would be better for the country if the ruling party has control of the Parliament, Government, and Presidency - Agree 3. It would be better for the country if someone outside of the ruling party wins the Presidency - Agree 4. It would be better for the country if someone outside of the ruling party wins the Presidency - Strongly agree 5. Agree with neither. Options 1 and 2 were grouped to 'It would be better for the country if the ruling party has control of the Parliament, Government, and Presidency', 3 and 4 to 'It would be better for the country if someone outside of the ruling party wins the Presidency'.
- It would be better for the country if the ruling party has control of the Parliament, Government, and Presidency
- It would be better for the country if someone outside of the ruling party wins the Presidency
- Agree with neither
- DK
- RA
NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, June 2018
Public attitudes in Georgia, June 2018
Analyze responses
This research project is funded with UK aid from the British people and conducted by CRRC Georgia. Products produced on the website cannot be attributed to UK aid, the UK Government, or NDI. Please note that not all possible cross-tabulations may display statistically significant information.
- Note: In some cases the percentages do not add up to 100 due to decimal points and rounding.
- Please use the following citation when citing data from ODA:
The Caucasus Research Resource Centers. (dataset year) "[dataset name - e.g. Caucasus Barometer]". Retrieved through ODA - http://caucasusbarometer.org on {date of accessing the database here}.