Poll shows 86.15% of Poles critically evaluate Szymon Hołownia’s political activities as of February 3, 2026.
Overwhelming Majority for Negative Assessment
A significant majority of voters, 86.15%, have given a negative assessment of Szymon Hołownia’s political activities as of February 3, 2026. This high percentage indicates widespread dissatisfaction and distance from his actions on the political stage.
The results suggest that Hołownia’s recent statements and public debate presence do not resonate with a large portion of the audience. These findings also come amid emotions related to conflicts surrounding political scientists and accusations of politicizing expert environments.
Positive Ratings in Clear Minority
Only 8.09% of voters rated Hołownia’s activities positively, placing him in a difficult position. This is a clear signal that even those previously inclined toward him are increasingly maintaining distance.
This trend is particularly evident in the context of his role as Marshal of the Sejm and his presence in media disputes.
Neutral Opinion Remains Marginal
Just 5.76% of voters expressed no clear opinion on Hołownia’s activities, which does not significantly affect the overall poll results. This finding suggests the topic remains open for some audience members, particularly those less engaged in current politics.
However, in the current context, neutral opinions remain a minority compared to the clear predominance of negative assessments.