New survey shows majority agree with Gov’t decision not to join sanctions against Russia
Organised between April 22-May 7 across the country, except for its occupied Abkhazia and Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) regions, the survey interviewed 1,212 citizens eligible to vote. Photo: Government Administration
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A public opinion poll published on Thursday by the Tbilisi-based Georgian Opinion Research Business International showed 66 percent of respondents agreed with the Georgian Government's decision not to join economic sanctions imposed against Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.
Commissioned by Imedi TV channel, the survey posed the interviewed citizens the question, “the Georgian Dream Government does not join the economic sanctions against Russia. Do you agree with this decision of the government?”.
Of the respondents, 66 percent agreed with the policy, with 29 percent saying they disagreed and five percent having no answer.
Organised between April 22-May 7 across the country, except for its occupied Abkhazia and Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) regions, the survey interviewed 1,212 citizens eligible to vote.
A public opinion poll published on Thursday by the Tbilisi-based Georgian Opinion Research Business International has put the approval rating of the ruling Georgian Dream party at 53 percent.
A majority of Georgian citizens agree with the Government’s decision not to join economic sanctions against Russia following the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine last month, a poll by the Georgian Opinion Research Business International (GORBI) shows.
A majority of Georgian citizens agree with the policy of the ruling Georgian Dream party Government on not involving the country in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, a new survey has shown.
A majority of Georgian citizens agree with the Government’s decision not to join economic sanctions imposed on Russia by the international community following its invasion of Ukraine, a new survey has shown.
A public opinion poll published on Tuesday by the Tbilisi-based Georgian Opinion Research Business International has put the approval rating of the ruling Georgian Dream party at 55 percent.
Irakli Kobakhidze, the head of the ruling Georgian Dream party, on Thursday slammed the Georgian representation of the United States-based International Republican Institute for its “history of publishing incorrect election polls” over the past 12 years, after the release of the IRI’s new survey that put GD approval in Georgia at 25 percent ahead of next year’s parliamentary elections.