Government still popular, but losing trust ahead of elections
With the elections approaching, the latest Politmonitor survey has found that Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker continues to be regarded as the country's most competent politician, while a fifth of voters said they don't trust any political party.
(CS) With the elections approaching, the latest Politmonitor survey has found that Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker continues to be regarded as the country's most competent politician, while a fifth of voters said they don't trust any political party.
The ranking saw the Prime Minister gain 2 percent compared with April this year, with 84 percent of those polled saying that the Premier is competent. Among the government's ministers he is followed by Jean Asselborn (74 percent), Etienne Schneider (70 percent), Luc Frieden (67 percent) and Claude Wiseler (63 percent), who complete the top five.
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