The first question was whether Zbigniew Ziobro should apply for asylum in Hungary, following the example of Marcin Romanowski, his former deputy, who received political protection there last year. The results of the study indicate that 56.8 percent respondents are against such a solution, and only 33 percent would support Ziobro's decision to ask Viktor Orban's government for asylum. Every tenth respondent has no opinion on this matter.
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According to the study, opinions on this topic vary depending on political views. The greatest support for Ziobro's asylum was recorded among PiS voters – 72%. of them believe that they should apply for protection in Hungary. In turn, opponents of this idea dominate among supporters of the Civic Coalition (82%), Konfederacja (75%) and the New Left, where as many as 96%. respondents expressed their opposition to such a decision.
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Poles about the pardon of Zbigniew Ziobro by President Karol Nawrocki
The second question concerned a possible pardon of Zbigniew Ziobro by President Karol Nawrocki if the former Minister of Justice was convicted. The survey results show that 53.1 percent respondents are against the application of the law of pardon in his case, while 31.9 percent would support such action. The remaining 15 percent respondents do not have a specific opinion.
As with asylum, answers vary depending on political affiliation. The greatest support for Ziobro's pardon was recorded among PiS voters – 83%. of them expressed approval for the president's decision. However, among Civic Coalition supporters, as many as 86 percent opposes a pardon, as do 49 percent. Confederation voters. New Left voters are unanimous on this issue – 100 percent. of them are against applying the law of pardon to Ziobro.
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The nationwide survey was carried out by the Institute of Market and Social Research IBRiS on behalf of Radio ZET – using the method of telephone, standardized computer-assisted questionnaire interviews (CATI), on November 7-8, 2025, on a representative sample of 1,067 Poles
