Poles commented on Donald Tusk's future relations with Karol Nawrocki. In the latest poll, 35 percent of respondents stated that the government should consult the future president with only the most crucial laws, while not giving up its own projects. In turn, according to 18.2%, Tusk should implement the government's programme "without looking at the president".
According to the latest survey conducted by the UCE investigation for Onetu, 35 percent of Poles are of the opinion that Government of Donald Tusk should consult with future president Karol Nawrock the most crucial draft laws, although it should not at the same time quit its own projects.
Poles spoke about the cooperation of the government and the president. How do they see the future?
Experts asked Poles a question, "how the government should approach cooperation with Karol Nawrocki"So you and the citizens don't lose anything on it?"
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According to the results of the study, 18.2% of respondents stated that Government should implement its programme "without looking at the president," even if it meant Nawrocki veto.
A proposition for the government to propose only projects for which there is simply a chance that get the signature of Karol Nawrocki17.3% of respondents supported it.
A completely different opinion was made by 6.9 percent of Poles who support tactics consciously proposing laws to vetoto present differences between the government and the president, and thus mobilize your own electorate.
Cooperation between Donald Tusk and Karol Nawrocki. What do the Poles think?
In turn to the question, "what Poles anticipate after cooperation between Donald Tusk and Karol Nawrocki"25.8% of respondents replied that "nothing good".
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Faith in Future Relationships between Head of Government and President said 20.4% of Poles.
17.1% of respondents who anticipate beyond issues of safety and abroad policy are completely opposed "acute conflict". The strongest opinion in this case was expressed by 13.8 percent of respondents, stating that Government cooperation - President "Total War" awaits.
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