
Results of the October public opinion survey regarding the most important state bodies in Poland.
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The October public opinion survey was conducted on a representative sample of 1,028 adult residents of Poland.
New survey. This is how Poles evaluate the president, the Sejm and the Senate
According to the October survey, the assessment of the president's activities remains stable. In October, 51 percent rated his work as good. respondents - the same number as in August and September. 39% expressed a negative opinion. respondents, by 1 percentage point less than a month earlier. The percentage of people who have no opinion increased from 8 to 10 percent.
Compared to the September results, assessments of the Sejm's work have changed slightly. The percentage of positive responses decreased by 1 percentage point, to 29 percent, and the percentage of negative responses also decreased by 1 point, to 56 percent. The answer "difficult to say" was chosen by 16 percent. respondents, 3 percentage points more than a month earlier.
In the case of the assessment of the Senate's work, the percentage of positive assessments was 31%, which means a decrease by 3 percentage points. compared to September. 42% expressed a negative opinion about the activities of the upper house. respondents, the same number as a month earlier. 27% had no opinion on this matter. respondents (increase by 3 percentage points).
The study was conducted from October 1 to October 11, 2026 on a representative sample of 1,028 adult residents of Poland drawn from the PESEL register. The study was carried out using a mixed method: 60.7%. interviews were conducted directly (CAPI), 25.3 percent by telephone (CATI), and 14 percent via the Internet (CAWI).

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