Poll results released today by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and CRRC-Georgia show that 40% of respondents assess Parliament’s work negatively. 
Only 1% of the interviewees evaluate the work of the legislative body as “very good”, 8% as “good”, 27% as “average” and 17% as “bad.”
The same survey shows that 31% of respondents named courts as the lowest-performing national institution.
5% of respondents evaluate the performance of police as “bad”, 35% as ”average”, 37% as “good”, 6% as “very good”, 4% as “very bad”.
37% of the interviewees evaluate the Orthodox Church as “good”, 13% as “very good”, 10% as “bad” and 2% as “very bad”.
44% of the NDI respondents evaluate the Georgian army as “good”, 8% as “very good”, 31% as “average” and 9% as “bad”.
The results reflect data collected from November 19 till December 13, 2019, through face-to face interviews with a nationwide representative sample of Georgia’s adult population, excluding occupied territories, that included 2 180 completed interviews. NDI’s survey work is funded by UK aid. The poll was carried out by CRRC Georgia.