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Pew Research CenterMay 21, 2014
One Year after Morsi’s Ouster, Divides Persist on El-Sisi, Muslim Brotherhood

Majority of Egyptians Still Prefer Democracy, but Support Is Waning

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One Year after Morsi’s Ouster, Divides Persist on El-Sisi, Muslim Brotherhood
Few Give High Ratings to Political Organizations
Muslim Brotherhood Popularity Declines
Influence of National Institutes
Does Egyptian Government Respect Personal Freedoms?
Majority of Egyptians Still Prefer Democracy, but Support Is Waning
Egyptians Support Democracy over Strong Leader, but Gap Is Narrowing
Support for Democracy vs. Strong Leader
Democracy vs. Stable Government
Law and Order, Fair Judiciary and Improved Economy High on the List for Egypt’s Future
Religious Parties, Honest Elections, and Free Speech Less Valued since 2013
Strict Following of Quran in Making Laws Losing Support in Egypt
Ratings Decline for Muslim Brotherhood, Military, Courts
Egyptian Dissatisfaction Back to Pre-Revolution Levels
Confidence in Democracy Ebbs
Wide Differences between Military Takeover Supporters and Opponents
Egyptian Dissatisfaction Back to Pre-Revolution Levels
Optimism of 2011 Has Vanished
Economic Conditions Remain Dismal
Egyptians Who Approve of Sisi and Military Takeover More Satisfied, Optimistic
Split over Morsi’s Ouster
Disappointment with Political Leadership
Slight Majorities Support Morsi Ouster and El-Sisi

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