KMIS: Level of Ukrainian disillusionment with authorities rises to 44%

Growth in negative emotions towards the authorities

KMIS has published the results of a monitoring study, which recorded a deterioration in public attitude towards the current authorities. The dominant emotions among respondents were disillusionment and shame. These feelings have intensified significantly compared to the figures from December 2025.

Dynamics of emotional responses

According to the survey data, the largest share of responses was regarding disillusionment: 44% of those polled answered this way. This is 8 percentage points higher than in December 2025, when the figure stood at 36%. The feeling of shame is second in prevalence, reported by 33% of respondents. This indicator also shows a sharp increase, jumping from 20% in December of last year.

Other emotional reactions were distributed as follows:

• Hope — 23% (the figure remained stable);
• Anger — 20% (an increase from 14%);
• Compassion — 16% (no change);
• Hatred — 14% (an increase from 11%);
• Indifference — 12% (an increase from 7%).

Thus, KMIS data indicates a general trend towards the intensification of negative sentiments among Ukrainians towards the incumbent governing structures.