It is difficult to determine an accurate evaluation of citizens' support of civil institutions through political participation without more specific information or context. Political participation can take many forms, such as voting, attending rallies or protests, joining political organizations, or contacting elected officials. These actions can indicate support for civil institutions, but they do not necessarily reflect the overall level of support or the diversity of opinions within a population. A more nuanced evaluation would require considering factors such as turnout in elections, levels of engagement in political processes, public opinion polls, and the overall health of civil institutions in a given society.
