PM Modi's approval rating is 70%

 

PM Modi's approval rating is 70%, highest among 13 global leaders


Prime Minister Narendra Modi has an approval rating of 70 percent, which is the highest among 13 global leaders polled in the survey conducted by The Morning Consult. In the survey, updated on September 2, PM Modi is ahead of Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, US President Joe Biden. The list also includes Australian PM Scott Morrison, Canada PM Trudeau, UK Prime Minister Boris Jonson, Brazilian President Jaire Bolsonaro etc.

PM Modi's approval rating has also gone up in the recent two months as, in June, PM Modi's approval rating was 66%.

Global Leader Approval: Among All Adults bit.ly/3fglKob Modi: 70% López Obrador: 64% Draghi: 63% Merkel: 52% Biden: 48% Morrison: 48% Trudeau: 45% Johnson: 41% Bolsonaro: 39% Moon: 38% Sánchez: 35% Macron: 34% Suga: 25%


Here is PM Modi's approval rating in comparison with global leaders

Narendra Modi: 70%

López Obrador: 64%









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