Sheinbaum’s approval rating remains unshaken at 68%
Based on her current average, Sheinbaum is set to have the highest approval rating of the last six Mexican presidents. Negative opinions among respondents about public safety are on the rise, however. The post Sheinbaum’s approval rating remains unshaken at 68% appeared first on Mexico News Daily
President Claudia Sheinbaum's approval rating remains steady at 68%, according to the latest national poll conducted by El Financiero. This figure places her ahead of her two predecessors at this stage in their six-year presidential terms. While 64% of respondents have favorable opinions of Sheinbaum's social programs, the government's performance in economic management and security has garnered 50% and 13% approval, respectively.
Notably, public opinions on security, organized crime, and corruption have worsened since May, with public safety garnering the lowest approval at 13%. Despite these challenges, Sheinbaum's average approval rating is 14 percentage points higher than that of former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and 21 points higher than that of Enrique Peña Nieto, according to public opinion analyst Roy Campos.
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