The Sejm is making up, the president is losing. Karol Nawrocki's rating dropped sharply

The activities of President Karol Nawrocki are positively assessed by 45 percent. respondents, bad – 44 percent, and 11 percent no opinion – according to the CBOS survey. As noted in the survey commentary, this is one of the lowest levels of positive ratings since the beginning of this presidency.

According to a CBOS survey, in April – compared to the previous month – the percentage of positive assessments of President Nawrocki's activities decreased by 5 percentage pointswith 50 percent up to 45 percent At the same time, the number of negative opinions increased by 6 percentage points – from 38%. up to 44 percent

“Thus, the previous predominance of favorable over critical opinions has almost completely disappeared, and these assessments are now practically equivalent,” CBOS pointed out in a commentary on the study.

The survey shows that positive assessments of President Nawrocki's activities are most often declared by supporters of Law and Justice (91% of positive assessments in this group) and both Confederations, young and middle-aged people up to 44 years old, and those earning lower incomes up to PLN 2,999 per month. Negative assessments of President Nawrocki's activities are more often expressed by supporters of the Civic Coalition (92% of negative assessments in this group), respondents aged over 65 and earning the highest income – over 6,000. monthly.

Currently, however, as noted by the pollster, opinions about the activities of the head of state are very divided. “The analysis over time shows that after the president's relatively high ratings over the last six months – when the percentage of positive ratings remained at 50% – we are currently observing a decline. April's result is one of the weakest in the entire period of his office so far,” it was written in a commentary on the survey results.

Parliament scores. The Sejm and Senate reflect in the eyes of Poles

In turn, as CBOS pointed out, the April study brought an improvement in the assessment of the activities of both the Sejm and the Senate. With regard to the Sejm – 37% had a positive opinion about the chamber in April. respondents, while negatively 48%, another 15% it had no opinion. Compared to March, the number of positive responses increased by 6 percentage points and the number of negative responses decreased by 5 percentage points.

As for the Senate, 38% rated it positively. respondents, 36 percent negatively, and 26 percent it had no opinion. In this case, compared to March, the number of positive responses increased by 4 percentage points, while the number of negative responses decreased by 3 percentage points.

In the case of both houses of parliament, positive assessments are more common among supporters of the Civic Coalition, residents of large cities and better-off people, while negative assessments are more common among voters of PiS and both Confederations, residents of rural areas and small towns with low incomes.

“Both in the case of the Sejm and the Senate, we observe a return to ratings similar to those recorded in November 2025. Particularly in the case of the Sejm, there is a visible reduction in the distance between positive and negative ratings, which may indicate an improvement in its image,” commented CBOS.

The study was conducted on a representative sample of 944 adult residents of Poland drawn from the PESEL register on April 9-19, 2026 (PAP)

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