8.4 percent of respondents answered the question yes. 0.8% of respondents, 7.6%, and 5.1% of respondents replied "I don't know/difficult to say", said the survey.
It was reported that the responses of the voters of all groups were consistent on this issue. "Among the voters of the ruling coalition (Citizen's Coalition, Left, 3rd Road) the negative position dominates – 80 percent of respondents are opposed to sending Polish soldiers to Ukraine (55 percent of this group replied – definitely not, 25 percent – alternatively not)," we read.
In the group of voters of the ruling coalition, 14 percent of respondents are of a different opinion, and 6 percent of respondents from this group replied "I do not know/difficult to say".
War in Ukraine. This is the position of opposition voters
In the case of opposition supporters (Law and Justice and Confederacy), 95% argue the sending of Polish troops to Ukraine. 60% of this group responded "no" and 30% "no". 3 percent of the respondents in this group disagree.
According to the authors of the study, besides voters of another political groups are opposed to sending Polish troops to Ukraine. “55 percent answered — definitely not, but 31 percent did not. 4 percent of the surveyed in this group are opposed (answers – alternatively yes)"
The survey was conducted by United Surveys for Virtual Poland on 21-24 February 2025. The survey was carried out utilizing the CATI&CAWI method on a typical example of 1000 people.
