More than half of respondents say Donald Tusk’s government is not fulfilling the promises made during the election campaign, according to a survey conducted by United Surveys for Wirtualna Polska.
In your opinion, is Donald Tusk’s government fulfilling the promises made during the election campaign?
— this question was asked in a survey conducted by United Surveys on behalf of Wirtualna Polska.
The survey shows that 53.5 percent of respondents believe that the current government is not fulfilling the promises made last year. 39.6 percent have a different opinion. respondents.
The prevailing opinion among voters of the ruling coalition (KO, Trzecia Droga, Esquerda) is that the government is fulfilling the promises made during the election campaign. 68% think so. matters.
24 percent of the supporters of the current coalition questioned have a different opinion. 22 percent of them believe that the government does not fulfill its promises, and 2 percent have an even stronger opinion on this matter.
Opinion of PiS supporters
94 percent PiS supporters say Donald Tusk’s cabinet is not delivering on its election promises.
Politicians often keep their promises in the last year of their term. Then they do everything they can to prove to their voters that they are credible and honest. So if they want to gain greater social support through economic dependence, they implement these promises relatively quickly.
– said political scientist Prof. Roman Bäcker from Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń.
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