Sharp Decline in Leadership Ratings Since 2007, Including Erdogan

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July 29, 2014

Turks Divided on Erdogan and the Country’s Direction

Sharp Decline in Leadership Ratings Since 2007, Including Erdogan

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Turks Divided on Erdogan and the Country’s Direction
Negative Opinion of NATO
Support for Turkey Joining EU
U.S. and EU Image Negative in Turkey
Most See Islam Playing Large Political Role in Turkey
Young More Likely than Elders to Have Gotten Protest News Online
TV, Newspapers Most Common Source of Protest News
Mild Support for Anti-Government Protests
Public Tilts Toward Disapproval of Erdogan’s Handling of Turkey’s Problems
Huge Differences in Government Ratings Based on Frequency of Prayer
Unenthusiastic Ratings for National Institutions in Turkey
Mixed Ratings for Economy in Recent Years, but Improvement Over Last Decade
Erdogan Supporters and Observant Muslims Most Satisfied
Country Satisfaction in Turkey through the Years
Public Opinion Divided in Turkey

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