Kenyans believe life is worse two years into the Narc government's rule than under ex-leader Daniel arap Moi, who ruled for 24 years, a poll suggests.
The survey in Kenya's Daily Nation newspaper highlights concerns over corruption, unemployment and security.
The BBC's Gray Phombeah says the poll is seen as a damning indictment of President Mwai Kibaki's government.
Mr Kibaki's Narc coalition won a landslide victory in 2002 with a pledge to fight widespread corruption.
According to Transparency International, corruption remains rampant in Kenya, listing it 129th out of 146 countries in its October report.
POLL RESULTS
Only one-fifth of those questioned said things were better since Moi's party, Kanu - which began governing Kenya after independence in 1963 - left office.
But it is not all bad news for Mr Kibaki, the newspaper reports.
With the introduction of free primary schooling, education is seen by 70% of those surveyed to be improving.
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