Levada Center: A rating of trust in Putin fell to 39 percent

A rating of Russian confidence in Vladimir Putin fell to 39 percent, the new survey of the Levada Center, conducted at the end of September.

In June of this year, the head of state trusted 48 percent of the respondents, and in November of the past - 59 percent.

The level of confidence in the Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev increased within 3 months within the statistical error - from 9 to 10 percent. From 19 to 15 percent, the number of the Ministry of Defense trusting the head of the Ministry of Defense Sergei Shoigu, from 14 to 10 percent, trusting Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov.

Also within the error - from 2 to 3 percent - the number of those who trust the leader of the "Russia of the Future" Alexei Navalny has increased.

The survey was conducted on September 20-26 in 136 settlements of 52 regions, 1,600 people at the age of 18 participated in it.

On October 4, Kommersant published a survey of the Levada Center on the trust of Russians to various institutions . According to the results of this study, at the end of September, Putin was trusted by 58 percent of the respondents, while last year this figure was 75 percent. 66 percent of the respondents said that they trust the army. This institute first began to lead the trust in the trust in the ranking of trust - in 2012 there were 39 percent trusting army. In third place in the ranking were special services (50 percent), then the church (48 percent) and charitable organizations (38 percent).