Do Poles Want to Reform the Constitutional Tribunal? Poll Results Revealed
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The future of the Constitutional Tribunal continues to stir strong emotions. In the latest Opinia24 poll for RMF FM, Poles were asked what solution would be best for this institution. The majority of respondents favored reform and the re-election of the entire bench. However, there are also supporters of retaining the current leadership or transferring the presidency to another judge. The survey results also reveal significant differences betwee…
The Constitutional Tribunal needs to be reformed and its members re-elected, according to 30 percent of Poles who participated in the latest Opinia24 poll for RMF FM. This was the most common response, although some also had other ideas on this pressing issue. Opinions differ significantly depending on party affiliation, gender, and age.
According to 30 percent of respondents, the best solution to end the crisis in the Constitutional Tribunal would be to reform it and elect a new composition, according to an Opinia24 poll for RMF FM.
Reforming the Constitutional Tribunal and re-electing its members is the solution most frequently cited by Poles, according to an Opinia24 poll for RMF FM. Thirty percent of respondents support it. However, almost the same number of respondents are unable to determine the institution's future.
Who should lead the Constitutional Tribunal, and what should be done with its current composition? The latest Opinia24 poll for RMF FM shows which solution is most supported by Poles. Thirty percent of respondents support reforming the Constitutional Tribunal and re-electing judges, but opinions differ significantly depending on party affiliation, age, and gender. Particularly significant differences are seen between PiS, Civic Coalition, and Co…
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