Older Tunisians More Favorable toward Democracy Than Young

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October 14, 2014

Tunisian Confidence in Democracy Wanes

Older Tunisians More Favorable toward Democracy Than Young

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Older Tunisians More Favorable toward Democracy Than Young

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Tunisian Confidence in Democracy Wanes
Military and Police Praised
Continuing Decline in Party Favorability
High Ratings for UGTT; Negative Views toward Political Parties
Disappointment with Political Leadership – except Jomaa
Overwhelming Discontent
Role of Islam in Politics
Economy, Fair Courts Most Important
Stability More Important than Democracy
Greater Preference for Strong Economy over Good Democracy
More Confidence in Strong Leader
Increasingly Negative Views toward Ennahda
Support for Democracy Declines in Tunisia
Economic Optimism in Tunisia
Slightly Greater Satisfaction on Women’s Rights

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