OGB conducted a poll in which she asked the respondents about the assessment of the work of Donald Tusk's government. The results are inexorable: 46.76% of respondents assessed the government's work negatively, while only 33.18% had a affirmative opinion on the government's work. Moreover, 20.06% of respondents had no clear opinion on the government's work.
However, this is not the end of bad news for the Tusk government. The OGB besides examined how the government assessed voters who declared in the presidential poll that they do not yet know who they would vote for in the second circular of elections. Here too, the Tusk government has no reason to be optimistic. As many as 45% of respondents in this group assessed the government's work negatively, while only 11% had a affirmative opinion of the government's work. 44% of the respondents had no clear opinion on the government's work.
Earlier, Łukasz Pawłowski, president of the OGB, published on social media the results of the poll on the function of Donald Tusk in the presidential run of Rafał Trzaskowski. According to respondents, most people do not see the request for the leader of the Civic Coalition to actively support Trzaskovsky in the fight for presidency. As many as 65% of the respondents felt that Tusk should not be active in the campaign, while 22% of the respondents had a different opinion and 16% had no opinion on the subject.
Another passage of the OGB study takes into account the opinion of those who identify with right-wing views. According to the data, as many as 85% of respondents in this group assessed the government's actions negatively, while only 5% of respondents on the right-wing views believe that the rulers are passing the test. This means that the Tusk government is judged negatively by the overwhelming majority of right-wing voters.
It is worth noting that the National investigation Group is simply a renowned investigation institution that conducts surveys and surveys of public opinion in Poland. Their investigation results are frequently cited by media and political analysts. Therefore, the results of this survey may be crucial for the Government of Tusk and the civilian Coalition, who should take into account the opinions and expectations of voters to improve their political situation.
Finally, it is worth noting that the Tusk government should be peculiarly afraid about the results of this survey, as 46.76% of Poles measure his work negatively. This means that more than half of the voters have a negative opinion of the government's work, which could have crucial consequences for the civilian Coalition in future elections. Therefore, the Tusk Government should take the essential steps to improve its political situation and gain the assurance of voters.
