"It lowers Poland's rank." Poles' overwhelming opinion on the crisis around the Constitutional Tribunal [SURVEY]

The decidedly negative assessment is most visible among opposition voters - as many as 86 percent of them believe that the confusion surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal is damaging the international reputation of our country. Interestingly, the majority of this group (70 percent) have no doubts and choose the answer "strongly agree".

The voice of those in power is also critical

Opposition supporters are not the only ones concerned about the effects of the current crisis. Among voters of the ruling camp, as many as 77 percent express concern about the decline in Poland's credibility - 44 percent of them are very critical of it ("I strongly agree"), and 33 percent admit that they rather agree with it. A minority (18 percent) sees no threat to the country's international position.

The others also express concern

Among people who do not identify with either side of the political scene, 60 percent share the opinion that Poland's rank has been reduced. 21 percent of this group admitted that they were unable to clearly assess the impact of the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal on the country's international situation.

Few without opinions

Only 9.4 percent of all respondents chose the answer "I don't know" or "It's hard to say."

The results of the study are therefore clear - Poles, regardless of political preferences, negatively assess the consequences of the dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal.