Poles are almost equally divided in their reactions to the outcome of the presidential election.
As CBOS indicates, 41 percent He declares satisfaction with the victory of Karol Nawrocki in the second round of elections, with 22 percent She is very satisfied.
The percentage of opposing opinions is almost identical. 43 percent He is dissatisfied with his victory, with 30 percent in this group expresses his dissatisfaction in a definite way, and 13 percent – Moderate.
2 percent It had no opinion.
In the CBOS study, the surveyers asked voters with what feelings they adopted the result of the presidential election.
38 percent respondents accepted him with hope, the same with fear; 21 percent – With indifference. 3 percent chose the “hard to say” option.
“Hopes in connection with the victory of Karol Nawrocki in the presidential election are more often participated in men than women. More often than others, such feelings accompanied people aged 55 to 64, less educated – with basic and basic vocational education, worse situated and assessing their material conditions as average. Hopes related to the election victory of the PiS candidate clearly more often than other residents villages, and from among socio-professional groups-farmers, “says CBOS.
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In turn, the concerns related to the choice of Nawrocki, according to CBOS, more often accompany women, residents of the largest agglomerations, the examined higher education, more often assessing their material conditions as good than bad or average. Among the socio-professional groups, students and students reported relatively the most fears related to the future presidency of Karol Nawrocki.
