Minister of abroad Affairs Radosław Sikorski (Civil Coalition) gained the top assurance of Poles in the latest poll. The head of diplomacy trusts 43.2% of respondents, of which 20.2% declare firm trust, and 23 percent alternatively trusts.
The negative opinion about Sikorski is 38.3% of respondents - 31.7% definitely do not trust him, and 6.6% chose the option "I do not trust much". The neutral approach to the minister retains 15.9% of respondents.
Nawrocks in second place
President Elekt Karol Nawrocki (independent) finished second with the consequence of 41.9 percent trust. The future head of the state trusts by far 22.7 percent of respondents, or alternatively trusts 19.2%.
Lack of trust towards Nawrocki declares 46.3% of respondents - 33.9% definitely do not trust, and 12.4% do not trust. 11.4 percent of respondents chose the option “indifferent” to me.
Trzaskowski loses trust
The podium is closed by the president of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski (Citizen's Coalition), who recorded another decrease compared to the erstwhile poll. Trust in the president of the capital declares 41.7 percent of respondents.
Trzaskowski is powerfully trusted by 21.9% of those surveyed, and the answer “I trust more” indicated 19.8%. 44.4 percent of the respondents do not trust him - 33.8 percent chose the option of «decisive» and 10.6 percent «more”. Neutral ratio remains 13.9%.
Duda in 4th place
The outgoing president Andrzej Duda (independent) won 4th place with the consequence of 40.2% trust. They are declared definitely by 19.7% of respondents, and “more than that” trusts 20.5%.
The deficiency of assurance towards the President's outgoing 2 terms declared 43.4% of the respondents. The answer “I definitely do not trust” chose 29 percent and “I do not trust” - 14.4% of Duda “is indifferent” 16.4% of Poles.
Mentzen in the top five
Fifth place was given to the Confederate politician Sławomir Mentzen, who can boast the assurance of 38,5 percent of Poles. The option of “Definitely trust” indicated 12.6 percent and “I trust” 25.9% of the respondents.
In addition to the “first five”, Prime Minister Donald Tusk (Citizen's Coalition) declares his assurance in 35.4% of the respondents. In turn, 52.3 percent of Poles and Poles talk about the deficiency of trust.
Morawiecki in eighth place
Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki (PiS) was ranked eighth. The PiS politician trusts 35.1% of respondents, while the deficiency of trust towards him declares 55.4% of respondents.
On the ninth place was the politician of the Left Magdalena Biejat, who gained the assurance of 31.6% of the respondents. 45.1 percent of Poles and Poles have doubts about its credibility.
Kosiniak-Kamish closes ten
The lead 10 is closed by another of the leaders of the governing coalition Władysław Kosiniak-Kamish (PSL). The head of the MON enjoys the assurance of 30.6% of respondents, while 46 percent of respondents do not trust him.
PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński was ranked 12th in the latest ranking. He is trusted by 30.4% of respondents and is not trusted by 58.6 percent of respondents.
(PAP) Note: This article was edited with Artificial Intelligence.
