41.5% of the respondents think that Prime Minister Donald Tusk should resign, and the other opinion is 41.2 percent 17.3% of the respondents replied "I don't know/difficult to say" – according to a fresh United survey survey conducted for Virtual Poland.
The poll asked whether Donald Tusk should stay as Prime Minister or leave. According to 41.5 percent of people, Tusk should resign, 41.2% of those asked for his opinion are opposed. At the same time, 17.3% said "I don't know/hard to say".
The electors of the ruling coalition in a crucial percent support the Prime Minister – 75% want him to be in office. 14 percent of them are opposed, and 11 percent of them are not.
The voters of PiS and Confederacy replied completely differently – 75% want Tusk to leave, but 21% think he should stay in office. 4% replied "I don't know/difficult to say".
The another voters are divided – 28 percent think Tusk should leave, 35 percent think he should stay. 37% replied "I don't know/difficult to say".
The United Surveys survey was conducted for Virtual Poland on 27-29 June. The survey was carried out by CATI (phone interviews) and CAWI (online interviews) on a typical example of 1,000 people.
Source: PAP
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