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Kul att du å ena sidan föraktar undersökningar men använder dem ändå..Nu finns det ju nyare undersökningar men eftersom du ändå tog upp den:
Att man vill ha förändringar betyder INTE att de vill störta nuvarande stat eller byta ut den politiska grund som föreligger. Precis som en socialdemokrat i Sverige som söker förändringar och reformer i dagens samhälle så betyder det heller inte att det svenska politiska systemet ska störtas eller demoleras.
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Nevertheless, on separate questions a clear majority of Iranians express satisfaction with the "process by which the authorities are elected in this country" (62%, including 18% very satisfied and 44% somewhat satisfied) and approved of "the way President Ahmadinejad is handling his job as president" (66%). [WPO, QQ 40, 45] These approval ratings lie roughly midway between Iranian support for the "ideal" of a free and direct popular vote for political leaders (86% support - see paragraph above) and support for a religious autocracy (38%). While many observers characterize the present Iranian political system as a religious autocracy, evidently many Iranians do not see it that way.
Stöd för regeringen.
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Iranians largely express satisfaction with their government. Two out of three say that Iran is generally going in the right direction, though a plurality is dissatisfied with the Iranian economy. Half say they trust the government to do what is right most of the time, while another quarter say they trust it at least some of the time. Two-thirds express satisfaction with Iran’s relations with the world as a whole. Large majorities approve of how President Ahmadinejad is handling his job at home and his dealings with other countries, though this support is considerably lower among more educated and higher-income Iranians.
Stöd för hur Ahmadinejad sköter sitt arbete:
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Sixty-six percent approved “of the way President Ahmadinejad is handling his job as president,” while 22 percent disapproved
Från undersökningen 2010 februar/september: Gällande att folk ville ha Ahmadinejad som president och att han ses som legitim och ärlig:
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After the election, questions about how people
voted in the election were asked in four polls: two
by the University of Tehran, one by GlobeScan,
and one by WPO. All of them show majorities
saying they voted for Ahmadinejad. The postelection
polls taken in June generally correspond
with the pre-election polling of the last week
before the election.
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Ahmadinejad is broadly perceived as being honest with the Iranian people. Eighty-one
percent say he is honest, though only 48% say he is very honest. A very small majority (11%)
say he is not very honest or not honest at all.
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Majorities of Iranians expressed confidence in the legitimacy of the electoral process. A large
majority said that the election was free and fair and that state television was impartial. During the runup
to the election, a majority consistently assumed that Ahmadinejad would win, and thus were not
surprised when he did. After the election, they overwhelmingly endorsed him as the legitimate
president, and few thought the election should be rerun as called for by Mousavi and Karoubi.
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Among the general public, a very large majority
endorsed Ahmadinejad’s legitimacy as
president—presumably because they believed that
he had genuinely won the election. Three in four
(75%) in GlobeScan’s June poll called
Ahmadinejad the legitimate president; 13%
disagreed and 13% declined to answer. At the same time, UT found 73% who thought Ahmadinejad’s
presidency was legitimate and 14% who disagreed (13% declined to answer). Thus the two poll
sources give snapshots of opinion one week after the election that correspond quite closely. In July
this number grew to 76%, and in WPO’s September poll 81% agreed.
Stöd för lärda religiösas påverkan på samhället tex på det rättsliga planet:
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Majorities of both the general public and Mousavi supporters accept the principle by which religious
authorities have the last word on legislation. Mousavi supporters are more inclined than Iranians in
general to think that the method by which the supreme leader is chosen is undemocratic, and that the
constitution grants the supreme leader too much power. However, neither of these views is held by a
majority among Mousavi supporters.
Gällande vilken makt ledande Ayatollah ska ha:
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Finally, respondents were asked about the
constitutional powers of the supreme leader: “Do
you think the constitution of our country gives the
supreme leader more power than is necessary, less
power than is necessary, or the necessary amount
of power?” Overall, three in five Iranians (61%)
thought the supreme leader had the necessary
amount of power, while 17% thought it was too
much and 6% thought it was too little.
Stöd för hur valprocessen går till gällande utväljandet av kandidater:
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On the general “process by which the
authorities are elected” in Iran a very large
majority (81%) say they are satisfied with the
general process, though only 40% say they are
very satisfied. Sixteen percent say they are not
satisfied.
This reported level of satisfaction in the
electoral process has increased significantly
from 2008, when 62 percent said they were
satisfied and only 18 percent said they were
very satisfied. Those saying they are
dissatisfied are down 12 points from 28%.
Stöd för det iranska politiska systemet:
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Overall, most Iranians express support for their current system of government. Nine in
10 say they are satisfied with the system, though only four in 10 say they are very
satisfied. Six in 10 approve of having a body of religious scholars with the capacity to
overturn laws, while one in four expresses opposition. A modest majority says that the
way the supreme leader is selected is consistent with the principles of democracy,
though three-fifths say they are comfortable with the extent of his power.
De godkänner yttrandefriheten och anser att staten ska kunna lägga sig i:
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A large majority says that people in Iran are at least somewhat free to express
controversial views without fear of being harassed or punished, but only one in four say
they are completely free. A majority—up from a plurality last year—says that the
government should have the right to prevent the media from publishing things that it
thinks will be destabilizing.
Förtroende för det politiska etablissemanget generellt:
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Eighty-five percent of Iranians say they trust
their government to do the right thing at least
some of the time, but only 54% say they trust
it to do the right thing most of the time.
Eleven percent say the government will do the
right thing rarely at most (2% say never).
osv..
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Mobaraks och Ben Alis.
... eftersom i ovanstående länder var oppositionen större kanske eller att de inte har samma förmåga gällande röstandet? Den gröna rörelsen representerar inte majoriteten av folket, eller menar du att en minoritet i samhället är representabel för majoriteten? Återigen, det är inte folkviljan/demokratiskt.