Trust in the president increased by 7.5 percentage points compared to the trust ranking from last month. 40.6 percent of respondents pointed to the lack of trust in the president, and 10.6 percent. respondents.
In the second place in the ranking of trust for public figures was the deputy prime minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski, who trusts 47.8 percent. respondents – which means an increase in trust by 6 percentage points compared to the August survey. He doesn't trust him 41.4 percent of respondents. The indifference to the deputy prime minister showed 10.1 percent. respondents.
The third most trusted politician is the Sejm Deputy Marshal Krzysztof Bosak (Confederation), which was indicated by 39.1 percent of respondents (he was not included in the August ranking, in July he took fourth place in July). 42.6 percent of respondents showed a lack of trust in Bosak, and neutrality – 14 percent.
Prime Minister outside the podium
Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who is trusted by 39 percent of respondents, took fourth place in the ranking; The Prime Minister does not trust 54.7 percent of respondents. As we read, this means an increase in trust for the prime minister by 2.6 percentage points. relative to the last survey from August. 6.3 percent had a neutral opinion about the premiere. respondents.
The next places were placed, among others President of Warsaw, former presidential candidate Rafał Trzaskowski – 37 percent trust, leader of the Confederation Sławomir Mentzen – 34.5 percent, deputy prime minister, head of the Ministry of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak -Kamysz – 34.4 percent and former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki – 33.9 percent
Former President Andrzej Duda took tenth place – 31 percent trust. The lack of trust in the former president showed 51.8 respondents.
