If the elections are held today, 36 percent of the youth will be PTI and 33 Percentage will vote for PML-N, survey report

Islam Abad (94 news) Research and Innovation (RAI) Political Survey issued by 2026 It has been revealed that Pakistan's youth are cautiously optimistic about the political process, government performance and the overall country situation, but unemployment, inflation and corruption remain major challenges.

January 2026 This survey published in 25 Consists of more than a thousand young people, who 95 Compiled with a percentage confidence level. According to the survey 26 percent of youth believe that Pakistan is going in the right direction, which last year 21 percent, while the rate of those who saw the country going in the wrong direction decreased 46 The percentage is left.

According to the survey results, the percentage of youth satisfied with the performance of the current government 40 percent, which last year 27 The percentage was Satisfaction with the performance of provincial governments (43 Percent) Federal Government (38 Percent) recorded more than

Pakistan Muslim League on the question regarding political parties (The) In the last decade, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) has been declared as the party that has contributed the most in the country's development, but the difference between PTI and PML-N has narrowed significantly. If there are elections today 36 percent youth PTI and 33 percent are willing to vote for the PML-N, while 24 The percentage is still undecided.

Integrity, strong economic vision, transparency and accountability are among the most important qualities of leadership among young people. In terms of government priorities, education, health, social welfare, infrastructure and economic reforms have been mentioned as the most important.

Commenting on the economic situation, the survey revealed that unemployment, corruption, law and order, poverty and inflation are the biggest problems for the youth. Although 17 100% of young people indicated an improvement in their personal financial situation, but a large number are still under economic pressure.

According to the survey, there has been an increase in political awareness and participation among the youth. 70 While the percentage of young people willing to vote 74 Percentages are registered in the voter list. Overall report on youth behavior “cautious hope” There are signs of improvement, but there is an urgent need for serious work on governance, accountability and economic management.