"Will Karol Nawrocka, in your opinion, execute the duties of the President?" - this question appeared in a fresh survey study Opinion24, whose results were received by the editorial board on Thematics.
Poles divided in the key case about Nawrock
43 percent of Poles believe that Nawrocki will do well as president. In this, 14 percent are powerfully convinced of this, and 29 percent of 'perhaps' share that opinion.
In turn, 35 percent of respondents stated that president Nawrocki would not be able to meet his responsibilities, of which 20 percent is "decisive" convinced. 22 percent of people in the poll have no opinion on this.
The opinion24 besides shows that it is men (47%) who are more likely to express the view that Nawrocki will execute well the duties of the head of state. In addition, they are 30-39 years of age (52%), respondents with primary education (55%) and professional education (53%).
The belief that Nawrocki will not do well is more common in those over the age of 60 (41%), studied with secondary education (39%) and higher (44%).
Will Nawrock's decisions be... independent?
Let us add that the earlier opinion poll24 for RMF FM showed the moods of Poles at the start of the word of president Karol Nawrocki. It turned out that as many as 44 percent of respondents do not believe in the independency of Andrzej Duda's successor. 26 percent of respondents chose the answer "no definitely". The option "presumably not" was chosen by 18 percent of respondents.
In turn, 28 percent of respondents believe in Nawrocki's independence, but only 9 percent declare "strong faith" in this matter. For 14 percent, the president will be neither dependent nor independent of the PiS. The same number of subjects do not have a circumstantial opinion.
