Poles Have Rated Karol Nawrocki. Here's the Verdict.
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The president's poll numbers have taken a significant downward turn for the first time in months. Although Karol Nawrocki still maintains an 11-point lead in positive ratings, his declining trust shows that Poles are beginning to judge the president more harshly. At the same time, the Sejm and Senate are beginning to emerge from a deep slump.
More than half of the CBOS poll participants positively assessed President Karol Nawrocki's performance, although his ratings have fallen compared to the previous month. Support for the Sejm and Senate, however, has increased, though it only reaches 30-35 percent.
CBOS presented the results of research regarding the assessment of the activities of the Sejm, the Senate and President Karol Nawrocki.
Karol Nawrocki still has more supporters than opponents, but his ratings have dropped significantly. At the same time, his approval ratings for the Sejm and Senate have improved.
After President Karol Nawrocki's best ratings since the beginning of his term in July, the percentage of favorable opinions dropped significantly in August, according to CBOS, which reported that 51% of Poles now view the head of state favorably. The Sejm fared noticeably worse in the latest survey, with 30% of respondents expressing positive opinions. The Senate fell to 35%.
CBOS: August Brought a Decline in Nawrocki's Performance Ratings. The Sejm and Senate Gained Ground.
In August, 51 percent of respondents rated President Karol Nawrocki's performance positively, while 40 percent gave negative reviews, according to a CBOS survey. Thirty percent of respondents spoke favorably of the Sejm's work, while 30 percent were critical.
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