President Karol Nawrocki holds 53% trust, unchanged from September, with 34% distrust and 9% indifference in the October CBOS survey.
51% distrust Prime Minister Donald Tusk, unchanged from September, while his trust fell one point to 36%.
Radosław Sikorski has 44% trust, up one point, and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz 42%, down three points, placing them second and third.
The October CBOS survey keeps President Karol Nawrocki in first place with 53% trust, the same level as in September. Distrust of him stands at 34%, down one point, and 9% say they are indifferent. Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski ranks second with 44% trust, up one point from September, while 32% distrust him, a fall of three points. Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, also a deputy prime minister, takes third place with 42% trust, down three points, and 32% distrust, up two points. Sikorski is unknown to 8% of respondents and Kosiniak-Kamysz to 8% as well, while 12% and 14% respectively are indifferent to them.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk is fourth with 36% trust, one point lower than in September, while 51% distrust him, unchanged, and 9% are indifferent. Warsaw mayor Rafał Trzaskowski drops four points to 35% trust, and 45% distrust him, a level that has not moved. Krzysztof Bosak, deputy speaker of the Sejm and leader of the Confederation, has 34% trust, down three points, against 33% distrust, up one point. Waldemar Żurek and Marshal of the Sejm Włodzimierz Czarzasty each have 29% trust, with distrust at 27% for Żurek and 37% for Czarzasty. Adrian Zandberg, leader of Razem, gains one point to 28% trust.
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Jarosław Kaczyński (60%) and Grzegorz Braun (59%) draw the most distrust, followed by Mateusz Morawiecki (54%), Przemysław Czarnek (52%) and Tusk (51%). On average ratings, Nawrocki leads with +0.54 points, ahead of Sikorski (+0.37), deputy speaker Piotr Zgorzelski (+0.29), Kosiniak-Kamysz (+0.25) and Finance Minister Andrzej Domański (+0.09). The lowest averages belong to Braun (-2.13), Kaczyński (-1.90), Czarnek (-1.80), Morawiecki (-1.35) and Sławomir Mentzen (-1.26). Mentzen and Kaczyński recorded the sharpest falls in standing compared with September, while Sikorski and Adrian Zandberg edged up, mainly because fewer respondents distrust them.
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No other politician in the survey passes 50% trust, and the gap between Nawrocki's 53% trust and 34% distrust stands at 19 percentage points in his favour. Further down the governing camp, Domański has 24% trust and 19% distrust, Marcin Kierwiński 23% and 27%, and Krzysztof Gawkowski 22% and 19%. Trust in Nawrocki and distrust of Tusk and Trzaskowski are all unchanged or nearly so from September, so the top and the bottom of the ranking hold steady.
A separate CBOS measure, published on 20 October, asked how Poles judge the work of state institutions. Some 51% rate the president's work positively, the same as in August and September, while 39% rate it negatively. The share with no opinion rose from 8% to 10%, and the president's ratings have now held steady for a third month. The Sejm fares worse, with 29% positive (down one point) and 56% negative (also down one point), while 16% say it is hard to say. The Senate gets 31% positive, down three points, 42% negative, unchanged, and 27% with no view, up three points.
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The October CBOS survey keeps President Karol Nawrocki on 53% trust, while Prime Minister Donald Tusk has 36% trust and 51% distrust. Radosław Sikorski and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz hold second and third place.
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