Tunis Survey, a leading expert in online surveys and digital studies, has just issued the results of its political distance barometer.
Political distancing is described by Tunis Survey as ” A Membership that has yet to established or a choice that has yet to be determined regarding an existing political party. It makes it possible to be concluded following the degree of significance, proximity or the distance of citizens/voters that is correlated to parties in the Tunisian political scene “
This barometer is based on various waves of self-administered online surveys.
This 10th wave which ended on October 14, 2020, only confirms the observation witnessed in previous waves: Tunisian has undeniably distanced himself from politics.
When asked “Which political party are you closest to?”, It arises that 74% of respondents are not close to any political party. Remember that they were 71% during the 9th of the barometer.
The month of September was characterised by a tense commencement to the school year and university amid severe health and economic crisis. Tunisians have entirely turned away from politics for other concerns, probably survival!
The full scan can be ordered at www.tunisia-survey.com.
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