Poles assessed their own finances. Supporters of which parties rate them the worst? [SONDAŻ]
The survey results indicate that among people who noticed a deterioration in their financial situation, 14.7 percent described it as “definitely worse”and 29.2 percent as “rather worse”. On the side of optimists 8.2 percent respondents felt that their situation was “definitely better”and 33.4 percent — rather better than at the beginning of the year.
The survey clearly shows that the assessment of one's financial situation is strongly related to political preferences. The greatest number of people satisfied with their financial situation are among the voters of the parties that make up the ruling coalition – the Civic Coalition, Third Way and the Left.
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In this group, as many as 62 percent respondents declared an improvement in their financial situationwith 15 percent talked about a significant improvement, and 47 percent about moderate. Only 19 percent supporters of the current government indicated a deterioration in their material status, and none of them chose the answer “definitely worse”.
There are different moods among opposition voters. In the electorate of PiS and Confederation, as many as 57 percent respondents believe that their financial situation has worsenedand 31 percent of this group declared a significant deterioration – which is the highest percentage of extremely negative assessments in the entire study. Only 34% see an improvement in their financial situation. respondents.
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Among the so-called remaining voters, i.e. people who do not identify with the three main political blocs, are dominated by pessimistic assessments. In this group, a total of 55 percent respondents talk about the deterioration of their financial situation, of which as much as 53 percent indicates a significant decline. Only 26% feel improvement. respondents, and 19 percent no opinion.
