Most of the respondents are affirmative about Karol Nawrocki's first year of presidency. In the United Surveys by IBRiS poll for Virtual Poland, 56% of respondents expressed this opinion, and 33% chose a affirmative response. This is simply a strong signal before the first anniversary of the swearing-in of the head of state.
Most of them give the president a good grade.
Karol Nawrocki ends his first year of office with a affirmative evaluation of the majority of respondents. According to Interia on the basis of a United Surveys by IBRiS survey conducted on behalf of Virtual Poland, 56 percent of Poles justice his presidency well. 1 3rd of those surveyed, 33 percent exactly, chose a affirmative response.
The consequence was published the day before the President's first anniversary. Karol Nawrocki took an oath on August 6, 2025. The anniversary thus gives a natural minute to measure whether the head of state retained public support after the run ended and entering into the daily, frequently conflicting rhythm of politics.
The review is simply a photograph of the temper from a certain moment, not a check spent for the full term. In this case, the photograph is clear. After 12 months, the office of the president has the clear support of the majority of respondents, and the overwhelming advantage of the answer proves that this support is firmly rooted.
Strong mandate in political dispute
Support exceeding half of the surveyed is peculiarly crucial in a country profoundly politically divided. The president doesn't work in vacuum. His decisions are made in disputes with the government and under constant force from organization ratings. Despite this, the first year's balance sheet is favourable for Karol Nawrocki.
The advanced share of affirmative ratings clearly shows more than passive acceptance. This is simply a hard group of citizens who clearly approve of the way they exercise office. For the president, it is political capital, but besides a commitment. The Presidential Palace must usage social trust to defender the most crucial issues: the sovereignty of the state, the safety of Poles and the protection of their wallets against bad laws.
Poles have the right to anticipate from the head of the state of independence. The president should weigh the draft laws according to their effects on citizens, not the convenience of government, opposition or abroad political centres. This is where the social mandate takes on applicable importance. It facilitates opposition erstwhile a parliamentary majority tries to push solutions against national interest.
The poll is not a plebiscite of infallibility. Each decision of the head of state must be assessed separately, by its effects on Poland. However, it shows that after a year of office Karol Nawrocki was not pushed to the function of political statistic. Most subjects give him a good grade.
Trust must be forged in defence of Polish interests
The President's constitutional position gives him real influence tools, including veto law and legislative initiative. Social support strengthens the importance of these instruments. However, it cannot replace consequences or courage in making decisions.
The second year of office will be a test of effectiveness. Citizens don't live in polls. They settle power from prices, taxes, border security, the quality of the law and the position of Poland towards stronger partners. The president, who enjoys the trust of most of the respondents, has a better position to look after these matters.
For Poles there is simply a circumstantial stake. The question is whether the office of president will be an effective barrier to solutions that undermine the sovereignty of the state, the safety of families and the economical freedom of citizens. The consequence of 56% gives Karol Nawrock a strong position at the beginning of the second year of his term. Now this position must be utilized in the service of the national interest.
Source: Interia Events













