A new record of decline of Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan’s rating has been set in the closed sociological survey conducted by the National Security Service, and based on the survey, there is 19.5% confidence in the Prime Minister, reports 168.am, citing its insiders in government.

“Our insiders in government report that a new record of decline of Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan’s rating has been set in the closed sociological survey conducted by the National Security Service, and based on the survey, there is 19.5% confidence in the Prime Minister.

Moreover, according to our source, the datum (19.3%) was almost precisely repeated in the data of the special survey conducted by Gallup. Rumor has it that the representative of the client of the inquiry (government) Vladimir Karapetyan hesitated to submit the data to the Prime Minister for one or two days since he had predicted that the Prime Minister would be frustrated, and during those two days, he came up with the idea of publishing the survey of the “cooperative Gallup” so that Pashinyan believes in the figures that he would like to believe.

On December 20 and 23, Aram Navasardyan, Director of MPG LLC, which is, as Gallup describes it, a full-fledged member of GALLUP International Association, presented the desired results of the survey conducted through journalists for two days.

However, the reality is 19.5%. This is an extremely troubling rating and an unpleasant gift at the end of the year,” reports the website.