Survey: Most people trust the president. Fico got ahead of Heger, Matovic is on his tail – HNonline.sk

The president remains the most trusted politician Zuzana Caputovawhich 52 percent of people believe.

That’s according to a Focus survey for TV Markíza, which was implemented from 16 to 23 November on a sample of 1005 respondents.

Another is a member of the National Council and the leader of the non-parliamentary Voice-SD Peter Pellegrini with 41 percent confidence.

This is followed by Robert Fico, a member of parliament and chairman of Smer-SD, with 29 percent confidence, the prime minister Eduard Heger (OĽANO) with 28 percent and Economy Minister and SaS chairman Richard Sulík with 27 percent.

In addition, the president is the only politician who has confidence over distrust. 47 percent of respondents do not believe Čaputová. For Pellegrini it is already 57 percent, for Fico 69 and Heger 70 percent of respondents.

Of all the politicians, it’s the worst of it Igor Matovic. Only 14 percent of respondents trust him, which is even less than Marian Kotleb (17 percent). 86 percent of respondents expressed distrust in Matovič, which is also the worst.

Sulík is followed by the President of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Boris Kollár (We are a family), whom 24 percent expressed confidence and 75 percent distrusted. The Republic leader of the extra-parliamentary movement and MEP Milan Uhrík are trusted by 24 percent and 60 percent by respondents.

The head of the non-parliamentary KDH movement, Milan Majerský, has 23 percent confidence and 49 percent distrust of respondents. The chairman of the non-parliamentary SNS, Andrej Danko, has a 21 percent and 75 percent distrust of respondents.

According to the survey, 18 percent and 79 percent of respondents trust Deputy Prime Minister and Head of the Ministry of Investment, Regional Development and Informatization Veronika Remišová (For People).

The chairwoman of the non-parliamentary movement Progressive Slovakia Irena Bihariová has the confidence of 17 percent and the distrust of 66 percent of respondents. It is followed by the chairman of ĽSNS Marian Kotleba.

17 percent trust this and 80 percent do not. 14 percent of respondents expressed confidence in former Prime Minister Igor Matovic (OĽANO) and 86 percent expressed distrust.

Respondents to the Alliance’s non-parliamentary party, Krisztián Forró, expressed 10% confidence and 46 percent expressed distrust.