SANEP
Poll: Only one in five support adopting euro
The euro — and the European Union in general — did not win much praise from Czechs in a new poll, but Iceland is welcome to join
Poll: Scandal mongers should quit gov’t posts
The wave of questionable incidents involving Cabinet ministers has done little to boost faith in Nečas’ center-right government
Poll: Stay out of Libya
More than 70 percent of Czechs follow events in Libya closely but don’t want to see this country become directly involved there
Poll: Public favors Hašek to lead ČSSD; party voters want Sobotka
The general public and Social Democratic voters are split on whom the party should name as its new leader at the March congress
Poll: Most Praguers would welcome new elections
After three months to get acquainted with the new City Hall and mayor, Prague residents still remain skeptical and mistrutful
Czechs want gov’t to deliver on corruption promises
Over 90 percent of Czech people see government corruption as a big problem; less than half fully expect something to be done about it
SANEP: Elections now would be a ‘debacle’ for ODS
Poll shows ODS-led coalition losing power if elections were held now, with the ČSSD–KSČM winning 104 seats in Parliament
Justice Minister Pospíšil ‘most trusted’ in Cabinet
Overall trust in ministers drops, with just one barely squeaking past the 50 percent mark, according to a new poll
Most Praguers find ODS-ČSSD coalition ‘immoral,’ poll shows
The majority of Prague residents are also ‘unsatisfied’ with new mayor Bohuslav Svoboda, a SANEP survey shows
