The negative opinion of Prime Minister Edi Rama has increased in the last 7 months.

According to the measurements of the Barometer in Euronews Albania from June when the negative opinion about him was 47.4% to October there was an increase of 8.6% going to 56%.

In October, there was also an increase, marking 57.1% negative opinion, while a slight decrease occurred in December, going to 56.3%.

The situation is slightly different for the mayor of Tirana, where in June 61.9% of Albanians had a negative opinion of him. In September, this number drops to 60.4% but increases again in October to 63.2%. Meanwhile, in December, 53.4% ​​of Albanians continue to have a negative opinion of him.

But the situation is no more hopeful for the opposition, as its approval rating is also in decline.

For the head of DP Sali Berisha, 70.2% of Albanians had a negative opinion in June, a value that increases in September to 71.5%. While October was a good month for Berisha as the negative opinion decreased to 66.5%, it increased again in December, reaching the highest value during these months at 71.8%.

Ilir Meta, the leader of the Freedom Party, had an improvement compared to June. In June, 95.3% of Albanians had a negative opinion of him, but in September this value dropped to 90.7%.

In October, there was a decrease again to 85.2% of those who have a negative opinion of Meta, while in December there was an increase to 88.1%, but again this value is better than that of June.

The only one who has a linear downward graph is the democratic MP Enkelejd Alibeaj. From June, when 80.7% of Albanians had a negative opinion of him, this number has decreased in September with 73.6%, October 70% and in December 69.7%.