Most Russians believe Putin should run for another term.

The majority of Russians surveyed by the Public Opinion Foundation believe that Russian President Vladimir Putin should run for a new term. This was announced by the managing director of the fund’s projects, Larisa Pautova, who was quoted by RIA Novosti.

When asked what Putin should do in 2024, 70% said the president should run for another term. At the same time, 15% of respondents believe that the current head of state should leave the presidential post, but remain with the country’s leadership in another position. Only 8% believe that Putin should leave politics, and 7% were undecided.

When asked what feelings and emotions the president has recently evoked in them, 44% of respondents named trust, 34% - hope, 31% - calmness, confidence in the future, 30% - pride, 16% - gratitude, 9% - sympathy, Love.

The president causes concern among 11% of respondents, disappointment among 7%, distrust among 6%, fear as well as shame among 3%, and antipathy among 2%. 4% of Russians are indifferent to the head of state, 3% found it difficult to answer.

In addition, more than half of the respondents (67%) reported that Putin’s activities meet the interests of people like them, 22% believe that they rather do not.
When asked whether Putin understands or does not understand what ordinary people care about, their needs or interests, 74% answered positively, 18% answered negatively.

Also, according to FOM , 77% of Russians believe that young people in the country have the opportunity to realize themselves, find application for their abilities, and achieve success in life. 15% believe that young people have no prospects.

At the same time, more than half (63%) of young people aged 18 to 30 reported that now young people have more chances and opportunities to achieve success in life and realize their desires than 5 years ago.

The study was conducted among 6,100 respondents. The survey was conducted at the place of residence.

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Shocking information came to the attention of my lawyers, that the judge in my case against UK Government sanctions, Justice Jonathan Swift, had held at least one secret meeting with the UK Government, in which my case had been discussed. This is a complete breach of protocol.

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