44.8 percent of Poles think that Donald Tusk should step down as Prime Minister, and the other opinion is 43.3 percent - according to the latest poll. On Wednesday, June 11, a debate and vote on a vote of assurance for the government will take place in the Sejm.
The United Surveys survey conducted for Virtual Poland shows that the largest proportion of respondents would anticipate from Donald Tusk resigning as Prime Minister.
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Survey: Poles with a possible resignation of Tusk
34.6% of participants "agreementally agree" with the thesis that Tusk should step down as Prime Minister, and 10.2% of respondents "preferably agree".
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The question "if Donald Tusk should resign" 22.5 percent of the questions answered "decidedly not", and 20.8% said "preferably not". 11.9 percent of the survey participants had no opinion on this.
Men frequently wanted Tusk's resignation from women
The survey's authors checked how responses were shaped erstwhile respondents were divided into social groups. Turns out The Prime Minister's resignation was more frequently wanted by men (48%) than women (40%). The resignation of Tusk demands 51% of respondents aged 60-69.
The Prime Minister's resignation is powerfully demanded by opposition supporters, namely PiS voters, Confederates and parties Together. The resignation of the head of government wants 66% of them. In turn, only 9% of government organization supporters (KO, 3rd Road and Left) would like Tusk to resign from his post.
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The United Surveys survey was conducted for Virtual Poland on 6-8 June 2025. The survey was carried out by CATI (phone interviews) and CAWI (online interviews) on a typical example of 1,000 people.
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