Tusk Will Frame the New Poll and Send It to Kaczyński. 13 Points of Misfortune for the President.
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Forty-two percent of Poles consider the prime minister a better leader of their own political camp than Jarosław Kaczyński. 26.6 percent of respondents hold the opposite view. Tusk is favored by 87 percent of the government coalition's voters, but more than half of the Confederation's voters choose the PiS leader.
Jarosław Kaczyński has conditioned his supporters over the years to believe that Law and Justice (PiS) doesn't exist without him. He sets the direction, allocates political roles, resolves internal disputes, and decides who can count on the party's future. Within PiS, his leadership remains virtually unquestionable. The problem is that outside the party structures, the image of the indispensable chairman looks much less […]
Who is the better leader of their political camp: Donald Tusk or Jarosław Kaczyński? The majority of respondents in the United Surveys by IBRiS for Wirtualna Polska chose the prime minister (42%). The PiS leader was chosen by 28.6% of respondents. Even more (29.4%) had no opinion on the matter.
Donald Tusk and Jarosław Kaczyński have been the center of Poland's greatest political conflict for years. The latest poll now reveals which of them Poles consider the better leader of their political camp. Do the results resolve this long-standing dispute?
Poles indicated in the poll that the current prime minister is a better political leader when comparing Donald Tusk and Jarosław Kaczyński. Nevertheless, a recent CBOS poll shows that both politicians occupy the top positions in the ranking of distrust.
In turn, Donald Tusk is among the politicians who are most distrusted by people.
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