Almost half of Poles are strongly against adopting the euro

As many as 49% of Poles are "strongly against" Poland's adoption of the euro, and another 15.2% “rather disagree” with introducing the common currency. On the other hand, 14.7% percent are "definitely in favor" of replacing the zloty with the euro, and 9.8% "rather" support it, an IBRiS survey for Radio Zet revealed. 

Residents of rural areas and towns of up to 50,000 are mostly against adopting the euro. The vast majority of United Right voters (97%) do not want Poland to switch to the euro, while among the opposition, 44% are in favor of adopting the euro.