Poll: 55% of Poles happy with Duda's presidency
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As much as 55 percent of surveyed Poles have assessed the presidency of Andrzej Duda positively, according to a new poll by CBOS. The figure for June is five percent higher than it was last month, while the share of respondents critical towards the president fell from 39 percent in May to 36 percent in June.
The pollster said that men aged 45-54 living in the countryside, with per capita income below PLN 1,000, unhappy with their economic situation, participating in religious practices and with primary or secondary education predominantly have a positive opinion about the presidency of Andrzej Duda.
On the other end of the scale are citizens of large cities, well-educated, with high per capita incomes, reluctant toward religious practices.
CBOS also said that six percent less Poles (29 percent) positively assessed the functioning of the Constitutional Tribunal, and five percent more (37 percent) had a negative opinion about the court.
