Prayut government’s performance declines, survey says
A poll showed a decline in satisfaction for the Prayut government’s performance after its two-and-a-half years in office.
A Bangkok Poll conducted by Bangkok University surveyed 1,202 people nationwide between last Tuesday and Thursday.
The poll found that respondents rated the government performance at 5.83 out of 10. The score decreased from 6.19 after two years in office and 5.92 after 18 months in office.
The government’s performance score in each category dropped including security, law enforcement, social issues and quality of life, foreign affairs, and economics.
For Prayut himself, his satisfaction score also declined. Prayut received 7.40 out of 10 after two-and-a-half years in office. His satisfaction rating after two years in office was 7.57.
The anti-corruption policy of the government was the most admired policy followed by the project to register people who are poor/low-income earners.
Most of the respondents thought the country’s economic problem needed to be solved urgently