Sociological monitoring has shown a significant increase in trust in the head of state. According to the latest data, the approval rating of the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, has reached 68%. This means that support for the country's leader has exceeded two-thirds of the surveyed citizens.

The results of the study conducted by Rating Group indicate a positive trend in the public's perception of the president's work. While the majority of respondents evaluate the head of state's activities positively, 28% of those surveyed stated that they do not approve of his work.

Detailed breakdown of survey results

An analysis of the responses allows respondents to be divided into several groups depending on their degree of satisfaction with the actions of the authorities:

  • Full approval: 35% of Ukrainians stated that they fully support the president's activities.
  • Rather approve: another 33% of respondents evaluated the head of state's work positively, but with reservations.
  • Rather disapprove: 15% of those surveyed expressed a negative attitude towards Zelensky's work.
  • Full dissatisfaction: 13% of respondents stated that they do not approve of the president's activities at all.
  • Difficult to answer: 4% of survey participants were unable to give a definite assessment.

Dynamics and comparison with previous periods

A comparative analysis of the data shows an increase in indicators compared to July 2025. During that period, the approval rating was 65% (33% — fully approve, 32% — rather approve), while the share of dissidents was higher and reached 32%.

Experts note that the current indicator of full approval (35%) is the highest since September 2023. The overall level of positive ratings also demonstrates stability, exceeding two-thirds of the total number of respondents.

Previously, in May 2026, a similar trend was recorded by the KMIS company. According to their data, 61% of Ukrainians trusted Volodymyr Zelensky, while the level of distrust was 34%. The current results from Rating Group confirm the preservation of the predominance of positive ratings in public opinion.