Mid-term Executive Satisfaction Poll
Results and Analysis
Written by Xecrio
As Europeia’s executive is now it’s the second half of its 60-day term; the EBC conducted a poll to try and get a picture of where the President, Vice President, and cabinet currently lie. Twenty-five respondents took a poll that was open for 34 hours. Each respondent was asked to indicate how satisfied they were with each ministry and its workings. This analysis will provide readers with a concise overview of how each ministry is doing.
Firstly, respondents indicated their satisfaction for the executive as a whole, returning an approval rating of 68 percent. While this is not low, it is not exceptionally high in correlation to other approval ratings. The majority of respondents felt that overall, the executive had done a good job so far. It is worth noting that 24 percent of poll takers indicated that they were dissatisfied with the work the executive has done, with one commenter stating that the region is “stagnating.”
Great work so far.
A bit less active perhaps, but so was the whole region.
We're stagnating, and that should be a concern to us all.
I'm not sure where to begin, it has been terrible. A bunch of boring and uninspiring cabinet picks struggling to see out an unbelievably unambitious plan. It feels as though they have just pressed pause on the region this term and gone into hibernation, with a couple of exceptions.
A bit less active perhaps, but so was the whole region.
We're stagnating, and that should be a concern to us all.
I'm not sure where to begin, it has been terrible. A bunch of boring and uninspiring cabinet picks struggling to see out an unbelievably unambitious plan. It feels as though they have just pressed pause on the region this term and gone into hibernation, with a couple of exceptions.
President Peeps returns a more mixed bag of results. The Presiden garnered an approval rating of only 50 percent, with 32 percent of respondents stating that they were unhappy with the President’s performance. It is worth noting that this is only the mid-term, and the executive does have time to turn its approval rating around. Much of the criticism stems from Peeps being “less active” and “not much of a leader” as some of the comments suggest.
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Peeps is a funny bloke
kind of quiet and just a lot less going on in general than i expected
Peeps doesn't seem to be doing anything personally, just relying on his Cabinet. Never see him working in the Ministries.
He doesn't seem to acting much like a leader. He's not very visible.
I have to put the blame for this poor term directly on the president. As boring as the cabinet picks were, we know that they are well and truly capable of carrying out the meagre promises made, so their failure indicates to me that this must be due to failings at the very top of the administration. I can only hope President Peeps is aware of these issues and will be able to take steps to rescue the remainder of this term.
Peeps has had a number of his hand picked personnel slowly slide into complete inactivity by the midterm and was very very slow in taking any action, Leaving multiple ministries effectively leaderless for a week or more.
Peeps is a funny bloke
kind of quiet and just a lot less going on in general than i expected
Peeps doesn't seem to be doing anything personally, just relying on his Cabinet. Never see him working in the Ministries.
He doesn't seem to acting much like a leader. He's not very visible.
I have to put the blame for this poor term directly on the president. As boring as the cabinet picks were, we know that they are well and truly capable of carrying out the meagre promises made, so their failure indicates to me that this must be due to failings at the very top of the administration. I can only hope President Peeps is aware of these issues and will be able to take steps to rescue the remainder of this term.
Peeps has had a number of his hand picked personnel slowly slide into complete inactivity by the midterm and was very very slow in taking any action, Leaving multiple ministries effectively leaderless for a week or more.
Vice President Pichtonia, while popular with the region, only returns an approval rating of 60 percent. Pichtonia receives one of the largest “unsure” percentages with 32 percent saying they were unsure about the work of the Vice President. Poll takers seem to be somewhat satisfied with the work Pichtonia has been doing, with some respondents saying they were happy to see “Pichtonia helping out” in various ministries.
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I love Pichtonia
I'm seeing Pichto help out and lead in different Ministries unlike Peeps.
It's hard to say, I haven't seen much from him, but that's usual for a VP. Probably not entirely blameless for the poor term though.
I love Pichtonia
I'm seeing Pichto help out and lead in different Ministries unlike Peeps.
It's hard to say, I haven't seen much from him, but that's usual for a VP. Probably not entirely blameless for the poor term though.
Two ministries this term have been subject to resignations, the ministry of interior being the latest to do so. This ministry returns the lowest approval rating with only 20 percent, as does its former minister Malashaan. This may be down to Malashaan’s recent resignation, and his work in the ministry as some comments seem to suggest. Monkey has been nominated to fill this role, and it is hoped that the ministry can find its feet in the second half of the term.
Sad that Mal left.
he's resigned now, but i think this is why people were critical of the pick in the first place
Mal did a good job locating all the threads needing updating and starting discussion on telegram performance. However, aside from that the Ministry hasn't achieved much if anything.
Mal was a boring and undeserving pick for minister who was barely active in the ministry all year, and whose activity failed to improve after taking this job. Thank god he quit, Monkey is much more deserving of the job and can breathe life back into this ailing ministry.
After like week one it was clear Mal was struggling to balance his time.
he's resigned now, but i think this is why people were critical of the pick in the first place
Mal did a good job locating all the threads needing updating and starting discussion on telegram performance. However, aside from that the Ministry hasn't achieved much if anything.
Mal was a boring and undeserving pick for minister who was barely active in the ministry all year, and whose activity failed to improve after taking this job. Thank god he quit, Monkey is much more deserving of the job and can breathe life back into this ailing ministry.
After like week one it was clear Mal was struggling to balance his time.
The Ministry of Communications is another ministry that returned a mixed bag of results. The ministry returns with a 60 percent approval rating. While this rating is not remarkably low, readers will be aware that 24 percent of respondents stated they were very dissatisfied with the ministry’s workings. Poll takers seemed to be mainly concerned with the lack of activity in the ministry. This poll did not include an approval rating for the Minister of Communications Seva, since he has only just started in the job.
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hope to see more from Seva as the ministry has generally been floundering
The EBC has released just seven articles this term and few dispatches. The Ministry is clearly struggling, and I think this highlights what a difficult Ministry Communications actually is to manage. It looks easy when it's going well, but it's difficult to get it to that level of success.
They haven't really done anything this term, very few articles and even this poll is a week late.
Both Forillian and now Seva have been less then ideally active and that has certainly hurt the EBC
hope to see more from Seva as the ministry has generally been floundering
The EBC has released just seven articles this term and few dispatches. The Ministry is clearly struggling, and I think this highlights what a difficult Ministry Communications actually is to manage. It looks easy when it's going well, but it's difficult to get it to that level of success.
They haven't really done anything this term, very few articles and even this poll is a week late.
Both Forillian and now Seva have been less then ideally active and that has certainly hurt the EBC
The Ministry of Culture seems to be one of the more successful ministries this term, with 80 percent of respondents stating that they were satisfied with the ministry’s work this term. Its minister, Calvin Coolidge, also receives an approval rating of 80 percent. Poll takers commented saying that “culture has seen a turnaround.” This may be due to the influx of new games, such as Among Us, the recent Fall Festival, and may be a result of the ministry’s collaboration with the ministry of radio in the recent Halloween radio shows.
Culture's been doing great this term.
Daddy Cool is so great
good panda
Culture has seen a turnaround this term, and Calvin should be applauded for that. Only concern I have is I think Calvin himself is doing a lot of the work, and that could lead to problems when a successor takes over.
They killed the weekend games, which was my favourite thing in the region. Random games played at random times are very inconvenient for people who work and give no chance to prepare or arrange to be available for a game. Among us isn't a very good game either, bring back other games and play a range of them. Also, why is Calvin minister? He wasn't even a member of the ministry in past terms.
Calvin has been fine but Culture as a whole is making less progress than it should.
Daddy Cool is so great
good panda
Culture has seen a turnaround this term, and Calvin should be applauded for that. Only concern I have is I think Calvin himself is doing a lot of the work, and that could lead to problems when a successor takes over.
They killed the weekend games, which was my favourite thing in the region. Random games played at random times are very inconvenient for people who work and give no chance to prepare or arrange to be available for a game. Among us isn't a very good game either, bring back other games and play a range of them. Also, why is Calvin minister? He wasn't even a member of the ministry in past terms.
Calvin has been fine but Culture as a whole is making less progress than it should.
The Ministry of Radio garners an approval rating of 76 percent. This is one of the higher approval ratings received by the executive and could be down to the ministry’s high level of output in the radio department. Minister of Radio Sopo also returns an approval rating of 76 percent. Sopo is a well-known face in radio, and this may contribute to his reasonably high approval rating. There is room for improvement though, with Sopo himself indicating that he would like to start streaming on Twitch.
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Radio Daddy is so great
I love Sopo
radio is still happening, so... good!
Very good term so far. Plenty of shows and we're seeing new hosts, and a wider range of voices.
Radio is putting out a decent volume.
In terms of shows Radio is limping along, basically consistently hitting the bare minimum
Radio Daddy is so great
I love Sopo
radio is still happening, so... good!
Very good term so far. Plenty of shows and we're seeing new hosts, and a wider range of voices.
Radio is putting out a decent volume.
In terms of shows Radio is limping along, basically consistently hitting the bare minimum
The Ministry of Justice is perhaps one of the lesser-known ministries, and this may be an essential contribution to its 48 percent approval rating. However, Attorney General Aexnidaral returns an approval rating of 60 percent, suggesting that poll takers are happy with the person in charge of the ministry, but not satisfied with the work the ministry has been doing. Comments also seem to reflect the perception that the ministry of justice is not a well-known ministry.
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Is this the guy from Balder? Love his work
no idea really
LA are out on time and clerks appear to be doing them as well which is good to see.
He seems to be a bit snide sometimes
Nothing more than legislative recommendations which is fine but not great
Is this the guy from Balder? Love his work
no idea really
LA are out on time and clerks appear to be doing them as well which is good to see.
He seems to be a bit snide sometimes
Nothing more than legislative recommendations which is fine but not great
The Ministry of World Assembly Affairs garnered an approval rating of 80 percent, one of the higher ratings in this poll. Poll takers seem to be happy with the output the ministry is producing in terms of IFVs. Minister of World Assembly Affairs SkyGreen24 returns an approval rating of 78%. This suggests that the majority of Europeians are satisfied with the minister and the work he has been doing. This is a slightly lower approval rating in comparison to the end of term poll, where he received an approval rating of 86.4 percent.
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I love SkyGreen24
waaddy is bae
Another very strong term here. IVFs are out on time, and discussions are occurring internally.
A bit down on last term, but still better than it has been in the past.
I love SkyGreen24
waaddy is bae
Another very strong term here. IVFs are out on time, and discussions are occurring internally.
A bit down on last term, but still better than it has been in the past.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs receives an approval rating of 68 percent, but a significant proportion of 24 percent stated they were unsure with how the ministry is performing. Minister of Foreign Affairs Kuramia, someone that has held this role multiple times, gets an approval rating of 72 percent. This appears to be becoming more of an average percentage rather than the high averages we have seen in previous polls. Commenters voiced their concern at how late region of the week was, and how KoGB is not a vital ally.
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i don't really know what's going on -- one rotw with an obscure region isn't a lot to show!
We're getting more updates out into our embassies which is good. RoTW seems very late however, and KoGA isn't exactly a major player or close ally of ours.
No major scandals, so far so good
i don't really know what's going on -- one rotw with an obscure region isn't a lot to show!
We're getting more updates out into our embassies which is good. RoTW seems very late however, and KoGA isn't exactly a major player or close ally of ours.
No major scandals, so far so good
The Europeian Republican Navy (ERN) receives the highest approval rating in the poll, with 88 percent of respondents saying they were satisfied with the work in the Navy. Grand Admiral Istillian gets the highest approval rating in the cabinet with 92 percent. The ERN is one of only two ministries to receive a zero percent dissatisfied rating, the other being the ministry of radio. Respondents stated that they were happy with the amount of activity and the operations the ERN has been running. In addition, the ERN also received high approval ratings in the last executive poll.
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ist has been doing well, though participation seems to have fallen off
The ERN has remained active and Ist has been doing very well as GA.
Pretty much the only bright spark of this administration so far has been Istillian and the ERN. I can't recall seeing a time with them being so active.
ist has been doing well, though participation seems to have fallen off
The ERN has remained active and Ist has been doing very well as GA.
Pretty much the only bright spark of this administration so far has been Istillian and the ERN. I can't recall seeing a time with them being so active.
When it comes to the next presidential term, the EBC asked poll takers to indicate their preference for which cabinet members they would like to see serve another term in the cabinet. Istillian received the most support here, with 20 respondents saying they would like to see him return to the cabinet. SkyGreen24 and Calvin Coolidge took second and third place with 17 and 14 respondents respectively saying they would like to see them return next term. Seva, Sopo, and Kuramia all received 13 votes. In contrast, Aexnidaral received the lowest support for serving another term with only eight respondents saying they would like to see him in the cabinet next term.
Finally, the EBC asked respondents to say who they would like to see in the cabinet next term. Xecrio and Darkslayer received the most support with four respondents highlighting that they would like to see them in the cabinet. Forilian, Monkey, Prim, Maowi, Lloenflys, Tane, Bronyleader66, Lime, JayDee, and Pichtonia were also mentioned. With such a large batch of names provided, some respondents likely want to see some changes in the cabinet come next term.
Xecrio, Darkslayer.
Forilian, Xecrio
Some cool people ig
monkey, prim, maowi, siph
Darkslayer, Lloenflys, some other new faces as well -- tane, and brony.
Xecrio (Nate)
Lime, Xecrio, JayDee, Darkslayer
Monkey for interior, some fresh faces elsewhere. Less stale nominees!
Darkslayer, and Pichto
Forilian, Xecrio
Some cool people ig
monkey, prim, maowi, siph
Darkslayer, Lloenflys, some other new faces as well -- tane, and brony.
Xecrio (Nate)
Lime, Xecrio, JayDee, Darkslayer
Monkey for interior, some fresh faces elsewhere. Less stale nominees!
Darkslayer, and Pichto
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