Latest Survey Shows Decrease in Favorability for President Gustavo Petro
A recent polymetric survey conducted by polling firm Cifras y Conceptos has revealed a decline in the favorability ratings of Colombian President Gustavo Petro. The survey, which focused on the perception of citizens regarding various national issues, highlighted a significant decrease in Petro’s favorability since March of this year.
According to the survey, Petro’s favorability currently stands at 42%, a notable drop from the previous rating of over 52% in March. This decline in favorability is a cause for concern for the President, as it indicates a growing dissatisfaction among the public.
The survey was conducted in urban areas across several cities, including Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Barranquilla, Santa Marta, Manizales, Villavicencio, Valledupar, Pereira, Ibagué, Cúcuta, and Cartagena. The results revealed a consistent increase in Petro’s unfavorability since November 2022.
In June, Petro’s unfavorability reached 55%, compared to 40% in May and 31% in November 2022. This steady rise in unfavorability over the past eight months marks the first time that Figures and Concepts, the polling firm, has recorded a higher disapproval rating than a positive image for the President. It is worth noting that 4% of those surveyed were unsure of their opinion.
The survey also examined the favorability of Vice President Francia Márquez. The results showed that her unfavorability rating surpassed her approval rating, with 57% of respondents expressing dissatisfaction with her management. On the other hand, 36% of those surveyed believed that Márquez’s first ten months in the Vice Presidency had been positive. 6% of respondents were unsure of their opinion.
These findings indicate a growing discontent among the Colombian public towards both President Gustavo Petro and Vice President Francia Márquez. As Petro’s favorability continues to decline, it remains to be seen how this will impact his presidency and the overall political landscape in Colombia.
What are the current favorability ratings for both President Gustavo Petro and Vice President Francia Márquez according to the survey
New Poll Shows Decline in Favorability for President Gustavo Petro
In a recent polymetric survey conducted by polling firm Cifras y Conceptos, concerning the perception of citizens on various national issues, it has been revealed that the favorability ratings of Colombian President Gustavo Petro have taken a hit. The survey, carried out in urban areas across multiple cities, including Bogotá and Medellín, highlighted a significant decrease in Petro’s favorability since March of this year, prompting concern for the President.
According to the survey, Petro’s favorability currently stands at 42%, a noticeable drop from the previous rating of over 52% in March. This decline in favorability is disconcerting for Petro as it suggests a growing dissatisfaction among the public.
The survey results showed a consistent increase in Petro’s unfavorability since November 2022. In June, Petro’s unfavorability reached 55%, compared to 40% in May and 31% in November 2022. This steady rise in disapproval is a first for Figures and Concepts, the polling firm, as it marks the first time they have recorded a higher disapproval rating than a positive image for the President. It is worth noting that 4% of those surveyed were unsure of their opinion.
Interestingly, the survey also examined the favorability of Vice President Francia Márquez. The results indicated that her unfavorability rating surpassed her approval rating, with 57% of respondents expressing dissatisfaction with her management. On the other hand, 36% of those surveyed believed that Márquez’s first ten months in the Vice Presidency had been positive. 6% of respondents were unsure of their opinion.
These findings suggest a growing discontent among the Colombian public towards both President Gustavo Petro and Vice President Francia Márquez. As Petro’s favorability continues to decline, it remains to be seen how this will impact his presidency and the overall political landscape in Colombia.
It seems that Gustavo Petro is struggling to gain support as his unfavorability rate reaches 55%. This could be a cause for concern as he tries to build a strong political base.
It’s concerning to see such a high unfavorability rating for Gustavo Petro. This raises questions about his ability to effectively lead and gain public support.