Poll: More than half of respondents in Armenia oppose changes to  Constitution

ArmInfo.  More than half of respondents in Armenia oppose changes to the country's  Constitution, according to a survey conducted by a consulting company  MPG "Molotok."

When asked to about their stance on Armenian Prime Minister Nikol  Pashinyan's intentions to amend the country's Constitution, 57.1% of  respondents said it should remain unchanged. This was an increase  from 59.6% in February of this year. Another 20.7% supported the idea  of changing some of its provisions, compared to 18.4% in February. It  is worth noting that the number of those who found it difficult to  answer (14.9%) and those who favored a new constitution (7.3%)  remained the same in November compared to February of this year. When  asked to express their attitude towards the participation of the  Armenian Prime Minister in liturgies conducted by defrocked clergy of  the Armenian Apostolic Church, 23.4% of respondents had an absolutely  positive attitude towards this, 13.7% were rather positive, 11.1%  were rather negative, 39.3% were absolutely negative, and 12.6% found  it difficult to answer.

Note that the  telephone survey was conducted with 1001 respondents  from November 27 to December 5 in Armenia, with a sampling error  of  +/- 3%.  In 2011, MPG became the official representative in Armenia  of the Gallup International Association, one of the most prestigious  and independent public opinion research organizations in the world.  Since 2003, MPG, has implemented over 800 projects of varying sizes  in the sociological and marketing research market.