64% think that Georgia is developing in the wrong direction - IPSOS survey

In what direction is Georgia developing? - According to the IPSOS survey, 64% of respondents think in the wrong, and 26% - in the right.

Which political force will be able to solve the most important problems for you most effectively? - According to the IPSOS survey, the votes were distributed as follows:

• "Georgian Dream" - 19%;
• "National Movement; United Opposition "Strength is in Unity" - 18%;
• European Georgia - 5%;
• "Lelo for Georgia" – 2.5%;
• "Labor Party" - 2%;
• "Alliance of Patriots" - 2%;
• "Strategy Builder" – 1.5%;
• "Girchi" - 1.5%;
• "United Georgia - Democratic Movement" - 1%;
• "Citizens" of "Aleko Elisashvili" - 1%

Under the current government, the situation has improved or worsened in the following issues - according to the IPSOS survey, in terms of human rights, under the current government, the situation has significantly improved for only 6% of respondents, for 15.5% - more or less,  remains the same for 30%,  deteriorated more or less for 18%, and significantly deteriorated for 23%.

Freedom of the Media

• Significantly improved - 11%
• More or less improved - 20.5%
• Remained the same - 27%
• More or less worsened - 11%
• Significantly worsened - 16%

Freedom of Speech

• Significantly improved – 12.5%
• More or less improved - 23%
• Remained the same - 31%
• More or less worsened - 11%
• Significantly worsened – 17.5%

Economy

• Significantly improved – 2%
• More or less improved - 5%
• Remained the same – 12.5%
• More or less worsened - 25%
• Significantly worsened – 51%

Education

• Significantly improved - 5%
• More or less improved - 12%
• Remained the same - 22%
• More or less deteriorated - 19%
• Significantly deteriorated - 33%

Democracy

• Significantly improved - 7%
• More or less improved - 15%
• Remained the same - 30%
• More or less deteriorated - 14.5%
• Significantly deteriorated - 20%

Security

• Significantly improved - 4%
• More or less improved - 11%
• Remained the same - 29%
• More or less deteriorated - 17%
• Significantly deteriorated - 26%

Corruption

• Significantly improved -3%
• More or less improved - 8%
• Remained the same - 24%
• More or less deteriorated - 19.5%
• Significantly deteriorated - 29.5%

Crime

• Significantly improved - 3%
• More or less improved - 9%
• Remained the same - 17.5%
• More or less deteriorated - 24%
• Significantly deteriorated - 39%

Employment

• Significantly improved - 1%
• More or less improved - 4%
• Remained the same - 15.5%
• More or less deteriorated - 22%
• Significantly deteriorated - 53%

Pensions

• Significantly improved - 5%
• More or less improved - 32%
• Remained the same - 24.5%
• More or less deteriorated - 14%
• Significantly deteriorated - 16.5%

Increase in prices

• Significantly improved - 1%
• More or less improved - 2.5%
• Remained the same - 7.5%
• More or less deteriorated - 28%
• Significantly deteriorated - 58%

GEL Depreciation

• Significantly improved - 1%
• More or less improved - 2%
• Remained the same - 7.5%
• More or less deteriorated - 27.5%
• Significantly deteriorated - 58%

Poverty

• Significantly improved - 1%
• More or less improved - 5%
• Remained the same - 13%
• More or less deteriorated - 27%
• Significantly deteriorated - 50.5%

Healthcare

• Significantly improved - 10%
• More or less improved - 22%
• Remained the same - 26%
• More or less deteriorated - 18%
• Significantly deteriorated - 20%

Foreign policy

• Significantly improved - 3%
• More or less improved - 10%
• Remained the same - 27%
• More or less deteriorated - 16.5%
• Significantly deteriorated - 23.5%

Trust in government

• Significantly improved - 1,5%
• More or less improved - 6%
• Remained the same - 19%
• More or less deteriorated - 22.5%
• Significantly deteriorated - 40.5

Two months before the elections, the international company IPSOS conducted a pre-election poll commissioned by the Mtavari  Channel. Citizens across the country were interviewed from September 10 to 18. The survey error is + -2.5%.The information provided by law is published on our website mtavari.tv, in the section "Elections 2020".