The study shows that 47.4 percent respondents have a negative attitude towards the current economic situation, while 38.5 percent expresses a positive opinion. For 12.4 percent of respondents, the differences between the period of PiS rule and the current ruling coalition are imperceptible, and 1.7 percent has no opinion on this subject.
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Politics affects ratings
Political preferences significantly influence the assessment of the state of the economy. Among the voters of the current coalition, as many as 94 percent perceives the economic situation as better, and only 1 percent evaluates her negatively. In turn, among opposition supporters, as many as 77 percent believes that it is worse than during the PiS era, and only 4 percent sees improvement.
The survey results indicate clear pessimism among a significant part of society. In the opinion of many changes that have taken place recently, they are not accompanied by the expected improvement in the economic situation.
Polish economic miracle?
Wirtualna Polska, summarizing the study, reminds that despite the critical assessments of Poles, foreign media often refer to the country's economic development as the “Polish economic miracle”.
The survey was conducted by United Surveys on November 21-23, 2025, using the CATI and CAWI methods, on a sample of 1,000 people.
