Russians trust Russian President Vladimir Putin, political consultant, member of the expert council of the Union of Russian Cities, member of the Public Council of the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Russian Federation Stanislav Koryakin told socialbites.ca.
“We can easily say that Russians trust Vladimir Putin. A November poll by the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VTsIOM) showed that two-thirds of Russians trust the current president. This is a very high number. Perhaps this is because he is a proven person who is truly understood by citizens,” the political consultant noted.
Koryakin also remembered one of the questions asked when summarizing the results of the year with Vladimir Putin.
“One of the young people who asked the question said that he had spent his entire life under Vladimir Putin’s rule for as long as he could remember. This, of course, could not affect the feeling that he was, was, and will be. In this case, this feeling is not expressed, but it is definitely there,” said the political consultant.
According to him, the majority of Russians attribute the country’s development to Vladimir Putin.
“Russians attribute the country’s development to Putin and the activities of various ministers working under him. “In this sense, we can say that there is a consensus in society regarding Putin’s role and the development of the country,” he said.
He emphasized that any representative of Putin’s initiative group is a patriot, and Putin is also perceived as a patriot by his voters. We can say that Vladimir Putin and the members of the group supporting his candidacy are members of the same team.
“The composition of the initiative group is very diverse but balanced. Members of Putin’s initiative group represent different aspects of public life, cultural sphere and other activities. “The past ‘Direct Line’ showed that Putin understands various areas of the country’s life and can comment on them so deeply that it is surprising.” – concluded Koryakin.
Let us remind you that on December 16, a meeting was held in Moscow’s Zaryadye Park with the participation of a group of voters in support of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s candidacy for the 2024 presidential elections.