Poles unsure whether change of PO government to PiS has been positive - poll

A recent poll by Ipsos has divided Polish citizens into three groups - those who believe the change of government from a liberal-conservative Civic Platform (PO) party to the right-wing national-conservative Law and Justice (PiS) has been positive, those with the opposite opinion, and those who do not see any change. As much as 35 percent of Poles consider Poland to have changed for the better after Jarosław Kaczyński's PiS party came to rule in 2015, whereas 34 percent of respondents say these changes are negative. Besides, 27 percent of Poles noted no changes at all, and 4 percent hesitated or were not able to answer. The poll was conducted by pollster Ipsos on June 25-28 on a sample of 1,001 adult Poles.