They promised to abolish the Green Deal and nothing happened. Satisfaction with Babiš's government is declining, especially among SPD voters and motorists.

Satisfaction with the coalition government in the Czech Republic is declining, with only 37% of people viewing it positively. This marks a 4% drop since March, while 53% express dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's cabinet. Support among ANO voters remains high at 82%, but dissatisfaction is notable among coalition partners' supporters, particularly within the SPD and Motorist parties. Political analysts suggest that unmet promises may lead to decreased voter support for these parties. Economic concerns are also contributing to declining satisfaction among ANO voters. The survey was conducted on October 26-27, involving 1,002 respondents.