As of November 2024, the most trusted constitutional institutions in Czechia were the president (Petr Pavel at the time) and political structures on the local level, such as the Local Council or the Mayor. The more centralized the institution, the less trust it had. The Chamber of Deputies had a trust of only 24 percent, while the government fared only one percent better.
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