This is the fourth survey of series of polls, presenting the latest public perception on COVID-19 pandemic in the wake of wave II. The main points of the survey includes: Majority (60%) of the Pakistanis believed that the Coronavirus is a real pandemic, while 25% yet don’t believe it and said it’s an international conspiracy…

The Institute for Public Opinion (IPOR) has been awarded a No Objection Certificate (NOC) by the Home and Tribal Affairs Department of the Government of Balochistan to conduct face-to-face data collection in Baluchistan province. It is to be noted that the IPOR is the only research organization in Pakistan that has an official NOC to…

Geo/Jang Group published Institute for Public Opinion Research (IPOR) survey which was carried out from October 27 to November 11. According to this survey, the majority of Pakistanis (53 percent) believed that the PTI government is trying to target its opponents. While 31 percent said that the PTI government is sincere to wipe out corruption…

As the GB elections ends, a plethora of debate started in the media that the opposition parties who has formed an alliance under the Pakistan Democratic Moment (PDM) lost its “biania” (platform) of civilian supremacy to the PTI government as they have lost the elections. On the other end, opposition parties alleged pre-poll rigging, but…

•             Majority of Pakistanis (53%) believed that the PTI govt trying to target its opponents. While 31% said that the government is sincere to wipe out corruption and remaining 16% said they don’t know or have no response. •             Overall, 49% respondent opined that PDM is fighting for civil supremacy, whereas 32% negate that statement…

To fulfill its commitment to help political parties through research and training and to guide parties to be responsive to their voter’s needs, the Institute for Public Opinion Research (IPOR) has facilitated the Community Development Leadership Workshop for Insaf Welfare Wing of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in Islamabad. The Workshop was attended by thirty-seven participants from…