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One Year after Morsi’s Ouster, Divides Persist on El-Sisi, Muslim Brotherhood
Religious Parties, Honest Elections, and Free Speech Less Valued since 2013
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- One Year after Morsi’s Ouster, Divides Persist on El-Sisi, Muslim Brotherhood
- Few Give High Ratings to Political Organizations
- Muslim Brotherhood Popularity Declines
- Influence of National Institutes
- Does Egyptian Government Respect Personal Freedoms?
- Majority of Egyptians Still Prefer Democracy, but Support Is Waning
- Egyptians Support Democracy over Strong Leader, but Gap Is Narrowing
- Support for Democracy vs. Strong Leader
- Democracy vs. Stable Government
- Law and Order, Fair Judiciary and Improved Economy High on the List for Egypt’s Future
- Religious Parties, Honest Elections, and Free Speech Less Valued since 2013
- Strict Following of Quran in Making Laws Losing Support in Egypt
- Ratings Decline for Muslim Brotherhood, Military, Courts
- Egyptian Dissatisfaction Back to Pre-Revolution Levels
- Confidence in Democracy Ebbs
- Wide Differences between Military Takeover Supporters and Opponents
- Egyptian Dissatisfaction Back to Pre-Revolution Levels
- Optimism of 2011 Has Vanished
- Economic Conditions Remain Dismal
- Egyptians Who Approve of Sisi and Military Takeover More Satisfied, Optimistic
- Split over Morsi’s Ouster
- Disappointment with Political Leadership
- Slight Majorities Support Morsi Ouster and El-Sisi