The Dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal. Poles Answered in a Poll Who Was Right.
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The largest group of Poles believes that neither side is right in the dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal. 32.7% of respondents believe that both President Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk are wrong in the dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal, according to an IBRiS poll conducted for Rzeczpospolita.
When asked who is right in the dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal – President Karol Nawrocki or Prime Minister Donald Tusk – 32.7 percent of Poles answered: "neither one nor the other" – according to an IBRiS poll conducted for "Rzeczpospolita".
Tusk is convincing only 28 percent of respondents, while Nawrocki enjoys the support of less than a third. The difference is within the margin of error, but the real winner of this survey is widespread impatience. The largest group of respondents indicates that neither the president nor the prime minister is right in the country-destroying dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal.
The dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal is becoming increasingly difficult for the public to understand. 32.7% of Poles believe that neither the president nor the prime minister is right in this dispute. Slightly more respondents (4.2 percentage points more) agree with the president than with the prime minister.
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