Zogby poll of Egyptians: Morsi bad-do not want army take over

Zogby Research Services June 2013

AFTER TAHRIR:

Egyptians Assess Their Government,

Their Institutions, and Their Future

Zogby Research Services, LLC Zogby Analytics, LLC © 2013

Dr. James Zogby Elizabeth Zogby Sarah Hope Zogby

Jon Zogby Chad Bohnert Joe Mazloom

http://www.aaiusa.org/page/-/Polls/EgyptianAttitudesTowardMB_%20June2013.pdf

From April 4 to May 12, 2013, we conducted an extensive nationwide poll of

5,029 Egyptian adults. We surveyed citizens in every area of the country

from its southernmost part up into the Sinai.

Better Off/Worse Off as compared to 5 years ago?

Better 28 Worse 61

Expect better/Worse in 5 years?

Better 46 Worse 34 Same 18

Arab Spring

When began did you expect positive change in Egypt?

Hopeful 82 Not hopeful 17

Attitude today now that have seen how it played out in Egypt

It is still a positive development 16

It was a democratic election, and

I respect the result 12

I am concerned that it was a set- back for Egypt 50

It makes no difference, because little will change in Egypt 21

Reaction to Morsi victory?

Positive 22% Respect it 35% Concerned 33% No difference 10%

Opinion now of Morsi victory

Positive 16% Respect it 12% Concerned 50% No difference 21%

Confidence in institutions

The army

Confident 94 Not confident 6

The police

Confident 52 Not confident 48

The judiciary

Confident 67 Not confident 31

The Presidency

Confident 27 Not confident 71

The Freedom and Justice Party and The Muslim Brotherhood

Confident 26 Not confident 74

The National Salvation Fund

Confident 22 Not confident 78

The Nour Party

Confident 29 Not confident 71

The April 6th Movement

Confident 25 Not confident 75

5. Level of Satisfaction in Morsi Performance

Guaranteeing my rights and freedoms

Satisfied 27 Not satisfied 72

Creating economic opportunity

Satisfied 25 Not satisfied 74

Keeping me safe and maintaining order

Satisfied 26 Not satisfied 74

Supporting services that help provide for my family’s health care,

education, etc.

Satisfied 26 Not satisfied 74

Credible Leaders

Gamal Abdul Nasser

Credible 73 Not credible 27

Anwar al Sadat

Credible 93 Not credible 7

Hosni Mubarak

Credible 23 Not credible 77

Mohamed Morsi

Credible 27 Not credible 71

Ahmad Shafiq

Credible 30 Not credible 70

Hamdeen Subhi

Credible 28 Not credible 71

Mohamed El Baradei

Credible 19 Not credible 81

Abdul Monem

Abdul Fatooh

Credible 33 Not credible 67

Amre Moussa

Credible 27 Not credible 73

Wael Ghoneim

Credible 23 Not credible 76

Bassem Yousef

Credible 60 Not credible 39

Do you support or oppose the Constitution passed in the last referendum?7

Support 30 Oppose 63

Attitudes Toward Current Government and Muslim Brotherhood

The current government is able to lead our nation out of our economic crisis

Agree 25 Disagree 75

The Muslim Brotherhood is committed to democracy

Agree 28 Disagree 72

The Muslim Brotherhood is capable of administering the state

Agree 26 Disagree 73

The Egyptian opposition is able to offer a better political alternative than

the current government

Agree 72 Disagree 28

The Muslim Brotherhood intends to ‘Islamize’ the State and control its

executive powers

Agree 71 Disagree 29

The upcoming parliamentary elections will be fair and transparent

Agree 29 Disagree 71

What To Do Next

Scrapping the constitution

Support 64 Oppose 30

A real national dialogue

Support 87 Oppose 12

The military temporarily assuming control

Support 44 Oppose 56

Immediate parliamentary elections to complete the ruling institutions

Support 52 Oppose 47

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