Did Slovaks fear the war between Russia and Ukraine? See the results of the survey – NEW TIME

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In the first half of February, 59.4 percent of Slovaks were partially or very worried about the consequences of the war between Russia and Ukraine. This follows from a public opinion poll conducted by the Ako agency from 8 to 14 February on a representative sample of 1,000 respondents for Joj TV.

Respondents answered the question “Do you fear or fear the war between Ukraine and Russia and its possible consequences for Slovakia?”.

Specifically, 22.1 percent of respondents said they were very worried and another 37.3 percent said they were a little worried.. On the contrary, 23.4 percent and 13.9 percent of respondents were not worried at all. 3.3 percent of respondents did not know or did not want to answer the question.

Among voters of political parties, voters such as the Christian Democratic Movement (76 percent), Progressive Slovakia (71 percent), the Alliance – Szövetség (65 percent), We are a Family (63 percent), the Freedom and Solidarity Party (62 percent), and the Slovak National Party ( 60 percent), the Ordinary People and Independents movement (57 percent) or the Voice – Social Democracy party (54 percent). Concerns also dominated non-voters (54 percent) and those who did not know who to vote for (67 percent).

On the contrary, the slightest concern was present among the voters of the Republic movement. In this case, as many as 55 percent of respondents said they were not afraid of the consequences of the war. In the case of the Smer – social democracy party, it was 52 percent.