Photo by the Ministry of Justice TwitterMinister of Justice Waldemar Żurek was to proceed the settlements of the PiS government after his predecessor Adam Bodnar. Is the fresh lawyer General doing well? Almost half of Poles are dissatisfied with Żurek's actions so far – according to the fresh IBRiS poll. little than a 3rd of the respondents support the minister's work.
The Chief of Justice Waldemar Żurek promised to settle the members of the PiS and the appetizers for irregularities that occurred under the erstwhile team. The results of these declarations, according to almost half of Poles, are not visible. The IBRiS poll commissioned by the “Polish Republic” asked the respondents how they assessed the accounts. As many as 45.1 percent of respondents replied that it was incorrect – including 11.5 percent "perhaps" and 33.6 percent "absolutely wrong".
A large percent of Poles – almost a 3rd – are satisfied with the accounts. Of the 32.4% surveyed, 20.7% see Żurek's actions in this matter. 11.7 per cent of “decisively well” takes the accounts of the erstwhile government under the baton of the current Minister of Justice.
As many as 22.5 percent of respondents did not express their opinion on Waldemar Żurek's accounts.
The electorate of the ruling coalition evaluates the accounts of the Law and Justices well. Most opposition voters – definitely wrong
By organization and by political bloc, the survey results are not surprising. The most supporters of Żurek's actions are among the voters of the ruling coalition – Civic Coalition, Polish People's Party, Poland 2050 and Left. In this group, as much as 91.8 percent of respondents are positive, including 55 percent "preferably well", and 36.8 percent "decisively well". 5% of the respondents in this group do not like the conduct of the lawyer General, and 3.2% have no opinion on this issue.
On the opposition side, the level of enthusiasm towards the activities of the Head of the Ministry of Justice is almost inversely proportional. 80.8 percent of the voters of Law and Justice, the Confederation, Together and the Confederation of the Polish Crown evaluates the settlements badly – including 61.7 percent “decided badly” and 19.1 percent “more badly”. A tiny percent of opposition voters (2.6%) support Żurek's actions, and the group of undecided people on this side is much larger – as much as 19.1 percent have no opinion on this issue.
Source: IBRiS / Republic of Poland
