Poles do not believe in Tusk's coalition. This survey leaves no doubts

Only 30 percent of respondents expressed confidence in their possible re-election, and as many as 23 percent admitted that they were unable to predict the results of future elections.

Experts point to a series of challenges that the current cabinet is struggling with. Dr. Sergiusz Trzeciak, a political marketing specialist, emphasizes in an interview with "Super Express" the growing economic difficulties, the health care crisis and tensions within the coalition.

The belief that the right wing has a chance to take power results from the sense of weakness of the current government and the fact that the right wing is actually growing stronger, comments the expert.

Also important are frequent tensions between the government and President Karol Nawrocki, who blocks key legislative initiatives. The lack of agreement between the government and the president effectively slows down the implementation of the electoral program, which obviously translates into a decline in public trust.