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52% of Russians say they’re not entirely satisfied with their life – state pollster 52% of Russians say they’re not entirely satisfied with their lives – state pollster
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Less than half of Russians (47 percent) are satisfied with their lives, while 23 percent are entirely dissatisfied, according to the results of a new WCIOM study published on Wednesday. Less than half of Russians (47 percent) are satisfied with their lives, while 23 percent are entirely dissatisfied, according to the results of a new government-backed study published on Wednesday.
The survey, which is conducted multiple times a year, has not shown any regression in satisfaction since the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis, as February’s survey also saw 47 percent of all responses being positive. The survey, from WCIOM, which is conducted multiple times a year, has not shown any regression in satisfaction since the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis, as February’s survey also saw 47 percent of all responses being positive.
According to the results, 29 percent of Russians are partially dissatisfied with their life, and 23 percent ‘completely dissatisfied’ – making a combined 52 percent of Russians not giving positive responses. According to the results, 29 percent of Russians are partially dissatisfied with their life, and 23 percent ‘completely dissatisfied’ – mean a combined 52 percent of Russians give negative responses.
When asked about Russia as a whole, respondents were similarly split down the middle – 45 percent of those questioned assessed the country’s situation as ‘rather bad’, ‘bad’, or ‘very bad’, with 49 percent offering a favorable opinion. On the economy, however, only nine percent called the current situation ‘good’. When asked about Russia as a whole, respondents were similarly split down the middle – 45 percent of those questioned assessed the country’s situation as ‘rather bad’, ‘bad’, or ‘very bad’, with 49 percent offering a favorable opinion. On the economy, however, only nine percent called the current situation ‘good’. 
The survey, conducted on June 28-29, 2020, questioned 1,600 respondents aged 18 and over.The survey, conducted on June 28-29, 2020, questioned 1,600 respondents aged 18 and over.
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