A Warning Sign for Donald Tusk. Poles Assess the Government
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More than half of respondents have a negative opinion of Donald Tusk's work as head of government, according to a survey conducted by the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express".
Donald Tusk's work is assessed negatively by 53% of respondents, while 33% are positive. The poll result for "Super Express" is slightly better than the assessment of the government as a whole.
Forty-seven percent of Poles have a negative opinion of Donald Tusk's government, according to a poll conducted by OGB for Polsat News and Newsmax Polska. The government coalition is viewed positively by 33.2 percent of respondents. The most common feeling when thinking about the government, according to respondents (24.8 percent), is disappointment. The survey was conducted during the presidential elections in Krakow.
How do Poles assess Donald Tusk's government? September 8 marked 1,000 days since the inauguration, and the results of the latest poll may give the prime minister pause for thought. The right has already seized on the result, which speaks volumes about voter sentiment.
The latest poll shows that more than half of Poles have a negative opinion of the KO-PSL-Polska 2050-New Left coalition government led by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
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