New CBOS Poll: Tusk's Government Loses Supporters, but Opponents Remain Strong
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Poll on the third anniversary of the elections.
The ruling coalition has been through three years since its electoral breakthrough, and the political landscape, following the turbulent reforms, is turning cold. The political honeymoon period is long gone, and daily life is reduced to a harsh verification of promises. Poles have assessed Donald Tusk's government, and their votes leave little room for discussion.
In early October, 43% of respondents identified themselves as opponents of the government, while 31% were its supporters, according to the latest CBOS poll. Fifty-four% of respondents had a negative opinion of Donald Tusk as the head of government; 33% were satisfied with this.
In early October, 43% of respondents identified themselves as opponents of the government, and 31% as supporters, according to the latest CBOS poll. Fifty-four percent of respondents had a negative assessment of Donald Tusk as the head of the government. 33% were satisfied with this fact. CBOS noted that October brought minor and ambiguous changes in Poles' attitudes toward the government.
In early October, 43% of respondents identified themselves as opponents of the government, and 31% as its supporters, according to the latest CBOS poll. Fifty-four% of respondents had a negative assessment of Donald Tusk as the head of the government; 33% were satisfied with this.
A new poll shows that 43 percent of Poles have a negative opinion of the government. Meanwhile, 54 percent disapprove of Donald Tusk's role as prime minister.
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