Poles Have Assessed Nawrocki After the Riot at the Constitutional Tribunal. The Results of the Latest Poll Are Surprising.
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Poles also assessed the president's entry into the Tribunal.
Poles were overwhelmingly critical of President Karol Nawrocki's behavior outside the Constitutional Tribunal, according to a SW Research poll for Onet. "The president forcefully bumped into Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska and began pushing his way through the group of other judges," Judge Maciej Berek recounted the events at the time.
President Karol Nawrocki's sudden decision to cancel his visit to Senegal, his return by plane to Warsaw, and his late-night appearance at the Constitutional Tribunal—these events of Friday and Saturday night continue to stir emotions. In a poll for Onet, respondents assessed Karol Nawrocki's behavior after joining the Constitutional Tribunal.
President Karol Nawrocki's entry into the Constitutional Tribunal's building on Friday night sparked another wave of political commentary. Now, Poles have been asked about the head of state's behavior in a SW Research poll commissioned by Onet. It turns out that more people view it negatively than positively. However, the differences visible across age groups are particularly interesting.
Nearly 42 percent of Poles have a negative opinion of President Karol Nawrocki's entry into the Constitutional Tribunal on Friday night, according to a poll published by Onet. The head of state's behavior was viewed positively by over 37 percent of those surveyed.
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