In a survey conducted by the Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute in early August, Chief Executive Li Jiachao scored 54.9 points, 10% of the respondents gave 0 points, the approval rate was 48%, the disapproval rate was 36%, and the net popularity was 12 percentage points.
The Chief Executive's rating is the highest since December 2018, while the net popularity rating is the highest since August 2018.
Minyan conducted a random sampling survey by telephone interview from August 1 to 9, and obtained 1,004 samples.
The Chief Executive’s score was 1.1 points higher than that in the July 4-7 survey to 54.9 points, with a net approval rating of 12 percentage points, also an increase of 7 percentage points from July.
Net Government Satisfaction Rate Returns to Positive Numbers
In addition, the People's Research Institute also asked about the satisfaction rate with the government. 36% expressed satisfaction, an increase of 4 percentage points from July; 35% expressed dissatisfaction, a decrease of 8 percentage points from July.
The net satisfaction rate was 1 percentage point, up 12 percentage points from July, returning to a positive level and the highest since December 2018.
The investigation was carried out in early August. The government issued the second phase of consumer coupons on August 7, and announced the "3+4" quarantine arrangements for arrivals in Hong Kong and the red-yellow code measures on August 8.
People's Research: Hong Kong people's goodwill towards Hong Kong citizens and the Chinese people's net worth has risen to a new high since 2007 People's Research: Li Jiachao's first popularity rating is 53.8, 4 years higher than the government's trust in the Great Leap Forward at the end of Lam Cheng's term High People's Research: 47% of respondents trust the SAR 57% of the government has confidence in one country, two systems
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