The results of a United Surveys poll for Wirtualna Polska indicate that Polish citizens are almost evenly divided on the issue of the possible resignation of Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Points of attention
- Men are more inclined to call for Tusk's resignation, with the demand being highest among individuals aged 60-69 and residents of medium-sized and large cities.
- Despite the divided opinions, 11.9% of surveyed individuals remain undecided on the issue of Prime Minister Tusk's resignation.
Tusk may resign
The United Surveys team for Wirtualna Polska indicates that 44.8% of respondents believe that Tusk should resign.
43.3% want the Polish Prime Minister to remain in his position.
In addition, it is indicated that 11.9% of those surveyed do not have a clear opinion on the resignation of the Prime Minister.
The survey results indicate that attitudes towards Donald Tusk are strongly linked to political preferences.
Among ruling coalition voters, 81% of those polled do not want the prime minister to resign. Only 9% support his resignation, and 10% remain undecided.
What is also important to understand is that among opposition supporters, 82% of those surveyed support Tusk's resignation from office.
Men (48%) are more likely to call for Donald Tusk's resignation than women (40%). This demand is most often supported by people aged 60-69 (51%) and residents of medium-sized and large cities - 40% in each of these groups.
