Opinion poll shows President Elbegdorj is most popular politician in Mongolia

Opinion poll shows President Elbegdorj is most popular politician in Mongolia


ULAN BATOR, Oct. 16 (MonInfo)-According to MPO (Mongolian Public Opinion) research center, President Elbegdorj is rated as most popular politician of Mongolia. The opinion poll result disclosed by the MPO today showed 33.5 of the respondents of Ulaanbaatar and 26.0 percent of the respondents in rural areas rated Elbegdorj as top politician of Mongolia. In the national average, 30.0 percent of the respondents considered Elbegdorj as top politician.


Second most popular top politician is Enkhbold Zandaakhuu, the parliament speaker. He was favored by 12.4 percent of UB respondents and 9.1 percent of the rural respondents and in the national average was 10.9.

PM Altankhuyag was rated as third top politician of the country. 8.2 percent of the UB respondents and 11.3 percent of the rural respondents favored him.

The poll was conducted between Oct 1-6, 2013  covering six districts of Ulaanbaatar and Uvs, Bayankhongor, Umnugobi, Uvurkhangai, Selenge, Dornod provinces and involving 1200 residents.Enditem.
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