A March IBRiS poll for PAP reveals shifting public opinion of Poland’s President Nawrocki, Prime Minister Tusk, and Sejm Marshal Czarzasty.
President Nawrocki Sees Slight Decline
A March poll indicates 50% of respondents view President Karol Nawrocki’s performance positively, while 46% hold a negative opinion. Of those, 24% view his work as definitively good.
The overall positive assessment of President Nawrocki’s performance represents a 3 percentage point decrease from February and a 2 percentage point increase from January. Nearly 28% of those surveyed rated his work as definitively bad, with 4% responding “don’t know/hard to say.”
Prime Minister Tusk Experiences Falling Approval
The poll shows Prime Minister Donald Tusk experiencing a second consecutive month of declining positive ratings, alongside his highest level of negative assessments. In March, 37% of respondents viewed his work positively, a 1 percentage point decrease from February and a 5 percentage point decrease from January.
57% of respondents expressed a negative opinion of Tusk’s performance, with 35% choosing “definitely bad.” 6% of respondents answered “don’t know/hard to say.”
Marshal Czarzasty Improves Ratings
Włodzimierz Czarzasty, the Sejm Marshal, improved his ratings in March. 42% of respondents expressed a positive view of his work, with 28% rating him “rather good.”
This represents a 6 percentage point increase from February and a 2 percentage point increase from January. 50% of respondents hold a negative opinion of Czarzasty, with 35% rating him “definitely bad.” 8% of respondents answered “don’t know/hard to say.”
Czarzasty Alone Shows Positive Trend
The Institute noted that Czarzasty is the only one of the three politicians to improve his positive balance in March, both compared to the previous month and the beginning of the surveyed period.
Poll Methodology
The survey was conducted from March 27th to 28th, 2026, using the CATI method on a sample of 1067 adult Poles. (PAP)
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