Pashinyan has another anti-record, only 8.2% of respondents in  Armenia are satisfied with his work - poll

ArmInfo. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has set another anti-record, with only 8.2%  of respondents  completely satisfied with his work compared to 9% percent in February of this year.

This is evidenced by the results of a survey by the consulting company MPG "Northern Lights". According  to the survey,  13.7% are rather satisfied with the work of the  Armenian Prime Minister, while 49.1% are extremely dissatisfied, and  18.8% are rather dissatisfied.  Additionally, 10.2% found it  difficult to answer.

In February 2025, 46.5% of respondents were dissatisfied with  Pashinyan's work, with 19.1%  rather dissatisfied, 15.5% - rather  satisfied, 9%-satisfied, and another 10% found it difficult to  answer.  When asked who they believe Nikol Pashinyan considers his  main competitor among political and public figures in the upcoming  elections, 25.9% of respondents indicated the second president of the  country, Robert Kocharyan.  11.5% of respondents named the detained  businessman Samvel Karapetyan, 4.2% - Robert Kocharyan's son Levon,  3.4% - the third president Serzh Sargsyan. 21.9% found it difficult  to answer, and 22.8% - noted that no one.  4.8%  gave a different  answer. Several other candidates had results below 2%.

When asked who they would vote for if the parliamentary elections  were held this Sunday, 13.1% of respondents said that they would vote  for Nikol Pashinyan's "Civil Contract", 10.4% - for Robert  Kocharyan's "Armenia" bloc, 3.3% named businessman Gagik Tsarukyan's  "Prosperous Armenia" party, 3.1% - Serzh Sargsyan's "I Have Honor"  bloc, and another 2.8% named businessman Samvel Karapetyan.  11.5% of  respondents found it difficult to answer, 4.5% refused to answer, and  another 34.5% said they would not vote. Citizens also did not support  the Armenian Prime Minister's attacks on the Church and Catholicos of  All Armenians Garegin II. 24.3% of respondents called Pashinyan's  demand for the resignation of Garegin II a political move aimed at  reducing the authority of the Church, 35.4% of respondents considered  the Prime Minister's interference in the internal affairs of the  Church unacceptable.  18.6% consider it possible to discuss this  issue, but within the Church. Pashinyan's demand for the resignation  of the Catholicos was supported by only 14.7% of respondents, another  5.9% found it difficult to answer, and 1.1% gave a different answer.