Escala de satisfacción con el Congresista por el que votó

The majority of respondents (62.9%) express dissatisfaction with the performance of their congressmen, citing reasons such as the failure to fulfill campaign promises, lack of knowledge about the needs of their constituents, and poor communication with the public. The most common reasons for dissatisfaction include the congressmen's failure to fulfill their campaign promises (49.6%), lack of knowledge about the needs of their constituents (10.7%), and poor communication with the public (18.8%). Additionally, many respondents feel that their congressmen do not represent their interests, with 35.7% stating that they do not feel represented by the congressmen elected in their department. When asked about the importance of having better leaders, functioning political parties, and increased citizen participation for the functioning of democracy, the majority of respondents (58.1%) prioritize the need for better leaders. However, a significant proportion (56.7%) also emphasize the importance of increased citizen participation. The survey also reveals that the majority of respondents (81.6%) believe that it is very important or important for the development of the country to have political parties. However, when asked about the role of congressmen in making decisions, the majority (57.6%) state that they should prioritize the position of the majority of Peruvians. In terms of the primary function of the Congress of the Republic, the majority of respondents (40.1%) believe that it is to represent the citizens who elected them. However, a significant proportion (35.8%) also emphasize the importance of fiscalization and control of the administration of the state. The survey also reveals that the majority of respondents (80.9%) believe that the current Congress of the Republic is primarily focused on legislating and giving laws, rather than representing the citizens who elected them or working in favor of the people. However, a significant proportion (5.8%) also believe that the Congress is engaged in negative actions such as robbing and lying. Finally, the survey reveals that the majority of respondents (57.1%) believe that participating in regional protests is a legitimate function of a congressman.