Satisfaction with Babiš's government fell to 37 percent
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37 percent of Czechs are satisfied with the performance of Andrej Babiš's coalition government, made up of ANO, SPD and Motoristé sobě. Compared to March, the share of positive assessments has dropped by four percentage points. 53 percent of respondents expressed dissatisfaction with the government. novinky.cz ↗
According to the survey, the decline in support is not limited solely to voters of opposition parties. The government is also rated negatively by part of the voters of SPD and Motoristé sobě, parties that are part of the governing coalition. The results thus show differing perceptions of the cabinet's performance even among its own supporters. forum24.cz ↗
The government is led by Andrej Babiš of the ANO movement. The coalition arrangement is completed by SPD and Motoristé sobě. The ratio found between satisfied and dissatisfied voters shows that the majority of the public rates the cabinet's performance so far negatively, while a positive opinion is held by less than half of the population. idnes.cz ↗
The decline in satisfaction compared to March also indicates a worsening assessment of the government over the course of several months. Further developments will depend on how the cabinet handles its first term in office and whether it retains the support of ANO, SPD and Motoristé sobě voters. The survey does not provide more detailed data on the reasons for dissatisfaction or on individual government issues.
According to the survey, the decline in support is not limited solely to voters of opposition parties. The government is also rated negatively by part of the voters of SPD and Motoristé sobě, parties that are part of the governing coalition. The results thus show differing perceptions of the cabinet's performance even among its own supporters. forum24.cz ↗
The government is led by Andrej Babiš of the ANO movement. The coalition arrangement is completed by SPD and Motoristé sobě. The ratio found between satisfied and dissatisfied voters shows that the majority of the public rates the cabinet's performance so far negatively, while a positive opinion is held by less than half of the population. idnes.cz ↗
The decline in satisfaction compared to March also indicates a worsening assessment of the government over the course of several months. Further developments will depend on how the cabinet handles its first term in office and whether it retains the support of ANO, SPD and Motoristé sobě voters. The survey does not provide more detailed data on the reasons for dissatisfaction or on individual government issues.
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23.10.2026
„Pro hnutí ANO je ten výsledek katastrofální. Určitě jsme si nemysleli, že v těchto volbách nezískáme žádného senátora"
Hodnocení výsledků senátních voleb
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Andrej Babiš
Premiér Česka
01.10.2026
„Je to předvolební mítink"
Hodnocení opozičního návrhu na nedůvěru vládě
Andrej Babiš
Premiér Česka
25.06.2026
„Rozhodnutí respektuji, ale je absurdní."
Po tom, čo Ústavný súd nariadil vláde umožniť prezidentovi účasť na summite NATO.
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Andrej Babiš
Premiér Českej republiky, predseda hnutia ANO
11.04.2026
„Volba stability je dôležitejšia ako kedykoľvek predtým"
Podpora Orbánovi pred maďarskými parlamentnými voľbami
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