A reader poll reveals divided opinions on Szymon Hołownia’s performance as Sejm Marshal, with 31% rating it good and 28.73% poor.
Political Tensions and Reader Survey
On February 19, we reported on tensions within Poland 2050, the departure of a group of MPs, and the formation of a new parliamentary club called Centrum. The article also mentioned a meeting between Szymon Hołownia and PiS politicians that generated numerous comments in the ruling coalition. In conjunction with this material, we asked readers how they evaluate his term as Sejm Marshal. The survey results we describe can be found HERE.
Poll Results Show Clear Division
The most common evaluations were “good” and “poor.” The distribution of votes shows a clear division. Szymon Hołownia served as Marshal of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland X term from November 13, 2023, to November 18, 2025. He was elected to this position during the first sitting of the Sejm, according to the coalition agreement, and after two years was succeeded by Włodzimierz Czarzasty. In the survey asking about evaluation of his term, 1,274 votes had been cast as of February 23.
Reader Comments Include Harsh Assessments
Many readers chose to voice their opinions under the published article, addressing both the split in Poland 2050 and the role of Sejm Marshal itself. Among the published posts, critical opinions regarding the style of politics and leadership predominated. The discussion regarding the style of serving as Sejm Marshal is gaining momentum in the context of recent political events related to the Poland 2050 group.
