According to the Latinobarómetro 2026 report published on October 2, the Dominican Republic exhibits a contrasting institutional scenario regarding public support for democracy. While the country ranks third in Latin America for state efficiency with a score of 5.0 out of 10 and a 40 percent perception that the state has done 'mucho o algo,' the evaluation of the democratic system remains under pressure. Notably, 61 percent of Dominicans express indifference toward the arrival of a non-democratic government if it successfully resolves national problems, reflecting consolidated discontent with legislative representation alongside the continued reaffirmation of voting as a fundamental pillar.
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