Poles Have Assessed President Nawrocki. One Group Stands Out.
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Karol Nawrocki's first year as president has been marked by frequent disputes with Donald Tusk's government. The head of state has repeatedly used his veto power, while also signing hundreds of bills and introducing his own legislative initiatives. From the outset, his administration has stirred strong emotions among both the president's supporters and opponents. The latest survey reveals how Poles perceive his performance after more than a deca…
73% of 18-29-year-olds rate Karol Nawrocki's presidency favorably. Across society as a whole, 49.2% of respondents hold a positive view.
Nearly half of Poles view Karol Nawrocki's presidency positively, with slightly less than 40% of respondents disagreeing, according to a recent poll. Sympathy toward the head of state is particularly pronounced among young people. Seniors over 70 rate Nawrocki the lowest.
A total of over 49 percent of respondents rate Karol Nawrocki's presidency positively, according to a United Surveys poll by IBRiS for Wp.pl. The president's performance is rated particularly highly by the youngest respondents.
How do Poles assess Karol Nawrocki's presidency so far? It turns out that nearly half agree on this matter, with 49.2% of respondents viewing his presidency positively, according to a United Surveys poll by IBRiS for Wirtualna Polska. Meanwhile, 38.1% of respondents disagree.
Nearly half of Poles have a positive assessment of President Karol Nawrocki's actions so far. However, the latest United Surveys poll by IBRiS for Wirtualna Polska shows clear differences in the president's assessments based on the age of the respondents. The responses of the youngest respondents are particularly noteworthy.
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