The survey showed that almost 70% of Estonian citizens are dissatisfied with the work of the government

Almost 70% of Estonian citizens believe that the authorities are not doing a good job. This is stated in the research of ERR on February 8 with reference to the survey of the sociological service Norstat.

According to the results of the survey, in which about 1 thousand people participated, only 27% of respondents believe that the government is working very well or rather well, 68% - that it is rather bad or very bad. The rest of the survey participants found it difficult to assess the work of the government.

It is specified that in November last year 30% of respondents thought that the government is doing its job, while 63% said the opposite. Over a couple of months, those satisfied with the work of the Cabinet became less.

At the same time, the activity of Prime Minister Kristen Michal is approved by 27% of respondents, while 49% disapprove. While in November, the share of those satisfied with the activities of the Prime Minister amounted to 27%, while the dissatisfied - 45%.

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Earlier, on July 10 last year, Estonian newspaper Postimees published a poll in which 65% of respondents said they were not satisfied with the work of the government of former Prime Minister Kaja Kallas. At the same time, 68% of respondents negatively assessed her own work.