20.12.2012
Evaluation of the activities of the governor of the Dnipropetrovsk region
- According to the results of a survey conducted by the Rating Group in December 2012, about 80% of residents of Dnipropetrovsk region know who currently serves as the head of the Regional State Administration. At the same time, 3% believe they know who the governor is, but during the survey named a different person. Nearly one in five respondents (17%) do not know or do not remember the governor’s surname.
- A relative majority of respondents were unable to clearly assess the governor’s performance and gave a neutral evaluation (“neither good nor bad”) — 42%. At the same time, almost as many residents of Dnipropetrovsk region (40%) evaluate the governor’s performance positively (7% — very good, 33% — rather good). About every tenth respondent evaluated his work negatively or was undecided.
- Almost half of respondents (48%) believe that the situation in the region has improved since the appointment of the current head of the Regional State Administration (7% — significantly improved, 41% — somewhat improved). About one-third believe that the appointment of the current governor had no impact on the situation in the region (36%). Another 5% reported a deterioration of the situation, and about every tenth respondent could not determine their answer.
- If residents of the region had the opportunity to elect the head of the Regional State Administration, almost every second respondent would vote for the current governor (47%). About 6% would vote for another candidate, and 14% would not participate in such elections. At the same time, about one-third (32.3%) could not decide on their choice.
Methodology
- Survey audience: population of Dnipropetrovsk region aged 18 and older.
- Sample size: 1,200 respondents.
- Sampling type: quota (settlement type, gender, age).
- Survey territory: all administrative districts of Dnipropetrovsk region were covered — 22 districts, 11 cities of regional significance, and the regional center (34 settlements in total).
- Data collection method: face-to-face structured interviews using a questionnaire.
- Sampling error (with probability 0.95):
— for values around 50%: not more than 2.8%
— for values around 30%: not more than 2.5%
— for values around 10%: not more than 1.7% - Fieldwork period: November 30 – December 10, 2012.
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