44.8% of Poles are of the opinion that Donald Tusk should step down as Prime Minister; the other opinion is 43.3%, and 11.9% of respondents do not have an opinion on this issue - according to the United Surveys survey conducted for Virtual Poland.
On Wednesday there will be a vote of assurance for the Donald Tusk government. United Surveys in her survey asked respondents whether they agree with the message that Donald Tusk should halt acting as Prime Minister. 44.8 percent of them agree with this statement, 43.3 percent - not and 11.9 percent have no opinion.
Among the voters of the ruling coalition as much as 81 percent I do not want Donald Tusk to halt acting as Prime Minister, 9 percent are in favour of his departure and 10 percent have no opinion. Among opposition organization sympathizers, 82% do not want Tusk to be Prime Minister, 7% do not see the problem, and 11 percent do not have an opinion.
The United Surveys survey besides shows that men (48%) and women (40%) appeal more frequently for the resignation of the Prime Minister. It is besides supported by people aged 60-69 (51%) and residents of average and large cities – 40% each.
Who wants the Prime Minister to leave?
Among supporters of the Prime Minister's departure are those who receive 800+ (74%) and those with primary or vocational education (60%). They draw information mainly from tv Republika (75%), TVP (58%), YouTube channels specified as the Zero Channel or the Open strategy (54%), as well as from social media (46%).
PAP
