CBOS survey. This is what support for Donald Tusk and the government looks like – August 2025
In August, 30 percent Poles were supported by the government, and 46 percent He was against him – according to the CBOS survey. At the same time, 32 percent respondents expressed satisfaction that the government was headed by Donald Tusk, while dissatisfaction – 58 percent.
As CBOS notes, generalized support for the government remained at a stable level of 32 percent. For three months – from May to July this year. In August, the studio recorded a decrease in the percentage of government supporters by 2 percentage points. – up to 30 percent
In July, the percentage of declared opponents of Donald Tusk's government reached the highest level since its creation (48 percent), currently there are 2 percentage points less (46 percent). These changes are accompanied by a significant increase in the participation of people declaring indifferent attitude towards the government: in August it is more than every fifth respondent (22 %), which means an increase of 5 percentage points. compared to July.
What Poles think about the rule of Donald Tusk
At the same time, according to CBOS, the acceptance of Donald Tusk as a prime minister has been at a fairly stable level for two months. In August, slightly less than a third of Poles express satisfaction with the prime minister (32 percent, an increase by 1 point from July), and the percentage of dissatisfied is 58 percent. (decrease by 1 point).
The August CBOS test showed Increase in positive assessments of government activities in the economic sphere (36 percent, increase by 3 percentage points) while reducing the percentage of those who, according to government policy, does not create a chance to improve the economic situation (50 percent, decrease by 5 points).
After the July “swirling” configuration of the government's economic policy assessments, he returned to the even level listed in the first half of this year.
– notes the studio.
CBOS was carried out from August 21 to September 1 this year. on a sample of 917 people (including: 64.6 percent by the CAPI method, 18.8 percent – Cati and 16.7 percent – CAWI).
