Poles agree on Tusk's future

Poles agree on Tusk's future

There is just over a year left until the next parliamentary elections. Will Donald Tusk remain as prime minister until the end of the current term of the Sejm? This was the question asked by respondents in the United Surveys by IBRiS survey for Wirtualna Polska. It turns out that Poles are quite unanimous on this matter. A total of 72.9 percent respondents answered affirmatively to the question posed in the study, with 27.9 percent chose the option "definitely yes", and 45 percent – "probably yes." A total of 13% are of the opposite opinion. respondents. 8 percent believes that Donald Tusk is unlikely to remain as prime minister, and 5 percent chose the "definitely not" option. 14.1% had no opinion. subjects.

Both supporters of the ruling coalition and the opposition agree

As it turns out, regardless of political preferences, the dominant belief is that Tusk will remain in office. It is strongest among voters of the ruling coalition - a total of 88 percent. (of which 41% "definitely yes" and 47% "probably yes"). Only 1 percent among the supporters of the current government has a different opinion. In turn, among voters of the broadly understood opposition - i.e. PiS, Konfederacja, Konfederacja Korona Polskiej, as well as the Razem Party - the majority of respondents also believe that the Prime Minister will remain in office until the end of the Sejm term. That's a total of 67 percent. respondents from this group, of which 27 percent chose the option "definitely yes", and 40 percent "probably yes." 20 percent have the opposite opinion. opposition supporters, and 13 percent no opinion.