More than 50% of Poles view President Navrotsky’s performance positively — Polsat
More than 51% of Poles view Karol Nawrocki’s performance as President of Poland positively, indicating a noticeable increase in the level of trust in the head of state.
According to the published data, 51.7% of respondents expressed support for the president’s actions.
This figure is based on the fact that 30.7% of those surveyed chose the option “definitely good,” while another 21% of respondents described his work as “rather good.”
In contrast, nearly 39% of respondents are dissatisfied with Karol Nawrocki’s performance. Specifically, 14.3% of respondents consider his work “rather poor,” and 24.6% answered “definitely poor.”
Another 9.3% of Polish citizens were undecided at the time of the survey.
Public opinion trends show a positive shift, as Navrotski’s approval ratings have improved significantly compared to the results of a similar IBRiS survey conducted about a month ago.
At that time, the president’s approval rating stood at 48.1%, while the percentage of those dissatisfied was virtually identical—47.9%.
This is according to the results of the latest public opinion poll conducted by IBRiS on behalf of the news outlet Polsat News.
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