Poll Shows Improved Approval for President Karol Nawrocki

A new poll indicates a positive shift in public perception of President Karol Nawrocki's performance, with 51.7% of Poles expressing approval. This represents an improvement from earlier surveys conducted in late May and early June, which showed a 48.1% approval rating.

The latest findings reveal that 30.7% of respondents rated Nawrocki's activities as "decidedly good," while an additional 21% considered them "rather good." Conversely, 38.9% of those surveyed offered a critical assessment, with 14.3% saying "rather bad" and 24.6% stating "decidedly bad." Approximately 9.3% of participants remained undecided.

Analysis of the data shows a gender divide in opinions. Men reported higher approval at 53.2%, with 28.2% rating his performance "decidedly good" and 25% "rather good." Women's approval, while still majority positive at 50.4%, showed a slightly lower "decidedly good" response at 33% and "rather good" at 17.4%. However, women were also more critical, with 43.2% expressing negative views compared to 34% of men.

Political affiliation also played a significant role in the ratings. Voters of the ruling Law and Justice party demonstrated overwhelming support, with 91.4% approving of the president's actions, including 85.1% who rated it "decidedly good." This contrasts sharply with other political groups, though specific figures for those were not detailed beyond the Law and Justice voter segment.