New! Shocking poll results. Poles do not believe in the Sejm Investigation Commissions

wbijamszpile.pl 1 year ago

In the latest survey conducted by United Surveys commissioned by Virtual Poland, as many as 56.1 percent of respondents negatively assessed the activities of the seismic investigative commissions. The results of the study, which included 3 committees dealing with key issues (envelope elections, visa scandals, Pegasus), clearly show that Poles lose religion in the effectiveness of these bodies.

The survey shows that the majority of respondents are dissatisfied with the work of the committees of inquiry. As many as 34% of those surveyed assessed them as "more or little negative", and 22.1 percent said that the committee's activity was "decisively negative". Only 16.6% of respondents assessed the work of the committee "positively", and only 8.4% considered it "strongly positive".

Ruler versus opposition – Investigation Commissions

The survey besides showed clear differences in the evaluation of the investigative committees' activities among supporters of various political groups. Among the ruling coalition electors, 22 percent expressed a "strongly" affirmative opinion and 40 percent "better" positive. In this group, only 13% assessed the work of the committee "which is more negative" and 5% "which is more negative".

The opposition voters, including supporters of Law and Justice and the Confederacy, were much more critical. 31 percent of them considered the committee's actions to be "perhaps negative" and 56% to be "aggressively negative". no of this group evaluated the committee's work positively.

Undecided and Others

A large proportion of undecided people are besides noticeable. In the full survey group, 18.9% of respondents noted the option "I don't know/difficult to say". In the group of another voters, 24% besides chose this response, which shows large uncertainty about the effectiveness of the investigative committees.

Investigative commissions. Poles do not believe in success

The results of the United Surveys poll for Virtual Poland leave no illusions: most Poles do not believe in the effectiveness of parliamentary investigative committees. In the face of specified critical opinions, the key challenge for politicians will be to reconstruct public assurance and to guarantee that the committee's actions are actually effective and transparent.