Bias Warning: The RosavaNetwork is partially funded by the Committee of Union & Reform. While the statistics are true and not tampered with, and the analyis was written with the intent and attempt at unbiased reporting, it was written from a CUR viewpoint.
The RosavaNetwork has conducted a public poll to gauge the public views on the current administration as well as other parties.
The executive government was ranked in the following manner:
The Prime Minister Truman seems to be quite a divisive character, getting votes across the board, from very dissatisfied to very satisfied, altough the number of dissatisfied citizens were greater. The RosavaNetwork staff believes that this is due to the fact that while he was a PM elected with the support of a coalition with the support of the majority of the citizens, his party was not the party that got a lot votes, and on top of that, the inactive and slow nature of his responses to the events and crisises during his presidency may all have been factors in this result.
However, the Deputy Prime Minister Kai has been a lot more successful in his public image. This may have been the result of the contrast between the Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister where the DPM had handled many problems and issues that the PM was expected to handle, and was much more responsive to the events within the Republic. The fact that many divisive issues within the Republic such as the First Civil War saw the Deputy Prime Minister simply serve the republic as the Prime Minister made active decisions which were potnetially hated by some parties.
The RosavaNetwork struggles to make much sense of the Cabinet Satisfcation polls as the cabinet has changed many of times in this last coalition government.
The parties were ranked in the following manner:
It can be seen that the Committee of Union & Reform has had a great headstart in terms of popularity, while other parties lagged behind. The reasons for this may be similar or the same as the reasons as to why the Deputy Prime Minister is much more popular. The one notable exception is Crestmont Regional Party, which exceeded the other parties to, while still staying below the Committee, make themselves a formiddable party. However, the votes of the CRP in the poll resembled a V shape, where many votes were casted either directly opposing or siding withthe CRP. This indicates that the CRP is still a very divisive force within Rosava. If the CRP manages to bring back some of the people they have isolated to a more neutral stance, they may become a bigger and stronger party in the 4th elections.