CBOS: Tusk unwanted as Prime Minister

The number of Poles accepting Donald Tusk as Poland’s Prime Minister is 26 percent, according to a CBOS survey conducted in August. It is the lowest score since January 1, 2014. According to the survey, 60 percent are negative about Donald Tusk as PM. This is 5 percentage points more than in July. Some 25 percent are positive about the government’s activities since the reelection time (down 1 pp than in July), with 62 negative (up 3 pp). The remaining 13 percent were neutral (down 2 pp). The government’s economic policy was evaluated as bad and without future perspectives by 66 percent (up 2 pp), while 22 percent think the situation is good. CBOS explains that the current situation may be the result of published tape scandal taking its toll now. The sample consisted of 980 random-selected Polish adults.