A tracking poll study analyzed the popularity of Executive members, identifying which ministers enjoy the greatest and least approval among the population. The results reveal an asymmetric distribution among the governing officials.
The survey indicates that there are more popular ministers than unpopular ones in the Government's composition. However, the levels of unpopularity register significantly higher and more pronounced values compared to the popularity indexes.
The data suggest that, although the majority of Executive members maintain a positive image among the Portuguese, the cases of rejection are more intense and visible within the governmental universe. This dynamic contrasts with the general trend of balance between popularity and unpopularity.
