Divided trust: 41.2% trust Abinader a lot, but 39.1% trust him little or not at all
Almost six out of ten citizens express some degree of trust in the presidential figure.
Santo Domingo.- The most recent National Survey conducted from February 19 to 21, 2026 by the firm Markestrategia reflects a mixed panorama in the levels of confidence towards President Luis Abinader, reflecting that 41.2% of the respondents state that they trust a lot in the president, while 18.0% indicate that they trust something.
However, the study also reveals a significant segment of skepticism. 19.9% state that they have little trust and 19.2% that they have no trust at all, totaling 39.1% who express low or no levels of trust. This distribution reveals a moderate polarization in the public perception, where support is in the majority, but distrust retains considerable weight. The credibility of the presidential speech follows a similar trend. When asked how much they believe the president when he addresses the country, 41.8% responded that they believe him a lot and 17.0% that they believe him somewhat. However, 19.7% expressed that they believe him little and 20.2% that they do not believe him at all, which confirms that public opinion is divided regarding the veracity and consistency of the official message.You can also read: Abinader reports that 25% of the electric service
Despite that division, the evaluation of overall performance maintains a favorable balance. 52.1% believe that the president has done a lot for the country, while 26.4% understand that he has done little and 18.6% that he has done nothing. These data suggest that, although there may be questioning in specific sectors, a majority recognizes progress or relevant actions during his administration. In view of a possible electoral scenario, the president’s political capital remains competitive. 46.2% say they would vote for him again if he were a presidential candidate again, and 15.5% say they might. In contrast, 32.4% indicate that they would definitely not vote for him. The panorama thus draws a leadership with a solid base of support, but also with a defined opposition that could intensify the political debate in the coming years.#Most read
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