PM Modi News: The popularity of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is increasing day by day. Not only in India but Prime Minister Modi’s charm is being seen in foreign countries as well. We are not talking about this, but it is visible in the latest survey of Morning Consult. According to the survey, Prime Minister Modi has left behind veteran leaders of 22 countries in terms of popularity. In the latest survey, PM Modi has got an approval rating of 78 percent.
Please tell that this rating of ‘Morning Consult’ is between 26 January to 31 January. Prime Minister Narendra Modi After this, the second number in this list is the President of Mexico, Lopez Obrador. His approval rating is 68 percent. After this, PM Albanese of Australia is at number three, whose rating is 58%. Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is at number four. Meloni has a rating of 52 percent.
Global Leader Approval: *Among all adults
Modi: 78%
López Obrador: 68%
Albanese: 58%
Meloni: 52%
Lula da Silva: 50%
Biden: 40%
Trudeau: 40%
Sánchez: 36%
Scholz: 32%
Sunak: 30%
Macron: 29%
Yoon: 23%
Kishida: 21%
*Updated 01/31/23https://t.co/Z31xNcDhTg pic.twitter.com/rxahbUCB0x— Morning Consult (@MorningConsult) February 2, 2023
Joe Biden at number six
Brazilian President Lula de Silva is at number 5 in this list with an approval rating of 50 percent. Surprisingly, the ‘superpower’ US President Joe Biden is at number six in this list. His rating is 40 percent. After him comes the name of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. His rating is also 40 percent.
British Prime Minister of Indian origin Rishi Sunak is at the 10th position in this list. His rating among world leaders is 30 percent. At the same time, French President Emmanuel Macron is at 11th place in this list. His rating is 29 percent.
How is the survey done, what is the sample size?
Morning Consult conducts over 20,000 global interviews per day. The data created about the global leader is prepared on the basis of the answers received in the interview. Its sample size in America is 45,000 thousand. On the other hand, the sample size of other countries is between 500 to 5000. Surveys are weighted in each country on the basis of age, gender, region and in some countries education. In the US, surveys are also done on the basis of race and ethnicity.
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