Spring rebound of the government's ratings. CBOS: Poles assess Tusk's economic plans increasingly better
2026-04-26 13:25
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2026-04-26 13:25
In April, the government was supported by 35 percent. Poles, 39 percent have a negative opinion about him, and 22 percent has an indifferent attitude towards him – according to a CBOS survey. 37 percent respondents are satisfied that Donald Tusk is the Prime Minister, 49% have a different opinion, and 14% has no opinion on this subject.
In April, the government was supported by 35 percent. respondents (an increase of 2 percentage points compared to the March survey), 39 percent do not support it. (decrease by 3 percentage points), and 22 percent has an indifferent attitude towards the government (decrease by 1 percentage point), and 4 percent replied that “it's hard to say” (no change).
40% of people evaluate the government's activities positively. respondents (increase by 3 percentage points), 47 percent assesses it poorly (decrease by 3 percentage points), and 13 percent has no opinion on this matter (increase by 1 percentage point).
37% of people are satisfied with the fact that Donald Tusk is the head of the government. respondents (no changes), while 49% are dissatisfied. (down by 4 percentage points). 14 percent has no opinion on this matter (increase by 4 percentage points).
39 percent respondents believe that the current government's policy creates opportunities to improve the economic situation (an increase of 4 percentage points), 48% have a different opinion. (decrease by 3 percentage points), and 13 percent replied (decrease by 1 percentage point) that “it's hard to say”.
“April brings positive changes in the assessments of the incumbent cabinet. The improvement in ratings concerns both the general attitude towards the government, as well as the results of its activities and economic prospects. The percentage of people dissatisfied with the prime minister is lower than in recent months,” CBOS concluded.
The study was carried out between April 9-19, 2026 on a sample of 944 people (including: 58.9% using the CAPI method, 22.5% – CATI and 18.6% – CAWI). (PAP)
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