Protest sentiments

Protest sentiments
05.07.2021

The protest sentiments of Russians have significantly decreased since January 2021. Young people and the audience of new media are more ready to protest. Representatives of the older generation and TV viewers-to a lesser extent.
Coronavirus
30.06.2021

More than a half of Russians (55%) are not afraid of contracting coronavirus. This indicator has not changed since February 2021. About 24% of Russians said that they had been ill with COVID-19 (including 17% – without an official diagnosis). About 11% of Russians have already been vaccinated.
Rights and freedoms
30.06.2021

64% of Russians feel free, 35% – do not. The most important rights for Russians are the right to life, medical care, work and good working conditions, social protection and free education.
Top May events
30.06.2021

In May, Russians most remembered the tragedy at the Kazan school – 35%, various holidays (May Day, Easter, Victory Day) – 7%, events related to coronavirus and vaccination (6%), as well as the Palestinian-Israeli conflict (3%).
Tragedy at the Kazan school
30.06.2021

Almost all Russians know about the tragedy that occurred at the Kazan school on May 11. Half (53%) of respondents closely followed the events, 44% at least heard something about it.
Presidential electoral ratings
15.06.2021

The presidential electoral ratings have not changed. The top four remain the same: Vladimir Putin, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Gennady Zyuganov, and Alexei Navalny. According to the results of the Moscow poll, Alexei Navalny came in second place.
21 April protests
09.06.2021

Most Russians (72%) are aware of the protests on April 21. This is less than during the January protests. The share of those who have a positive attitude toward the protesters decreased. Young people and readers of new media have a better attitude toward the protesters. Older age groups and television viewers have worse attitudes.