By area, Bizkaia is the provincial council that achieves the best rating, an average of 6.35. They are followed by Gipuzkoa, with a 5.95, and very close by Araba, who scores a 5.90.
EITB focus has asked Basque citizens about the work of the provincial councils. On average, these institutions achieve a score of 6.2 out of 10, and the research shows this eight out of ten people They have issued an approval (a score between 5 and 10) for the work of their Provincial Council.
Per territory, yes Bizkaia the Provincial Council that arrives at the best evaluation, a 6.35 average. They follow him Gipuzkoawith a 5.95, and, very close, Arabiawhich gets a 5.90.
Voters of all Basque parties have, on average, approved the work of the regional institutions, along with those of the Basque parties PNV (7.08), PP (6.51) and PSE-EE (6.16) the most generous in their score.
On the other hand, the survey questioned citizens on whether or not they know their deputy general.
In the case of Ramiro Gonzálezdeputy general of Araba, 65.8% of Alava’s population claims to know him. NASTY Eider Mendoza, general deputy of Gipuzkoa, 57.6% of Gipuzkoans know him. And finally, Elixabete Etxanobe, general delegate of Bizkaia, is the one that obtains the worst data, with 45.1%.
Finally, when it comes to giving a note to the Deputies General: Eider Mendoza and Elixabete Etxanobe They share first place, with an average score of 6.4 each. Ramiro González is in third place, with a 5.9.
Technical sheet
1,600 people living in the BAC and Navarre (400 in each historical area of the BAC and 400 in Navarre) have been interviewed to prepare the EITB Focus survey.
The fieldwork was conducted between September 19 and 27, 2024 via telephone interview.
All data, microdata and other statistical aspects can be consulted in the Open Data section of the EITB Group Transparency Portal.
Source: EITB
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