Poll: almost 50% of Poles dissatisfied with current government composition
Almost half of Polish residents are dissatisfied with the current composition of the Cabinet of Ministers headed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk and are in favour of the reshuffle announced by him, TASS reports
A poll conducted by the United Surveys research centre commissioned by the Wirtualna Polska portal showed that 49 per cent of respondents supported the reshuffle in the Cabinet of Donald Tusk, while 34.9 per cent opposed it, and 16 per cent of the respondents found it difficult to give an answer. It is reported that among those dissatisfied with the current composition of the Polish government, the share of voters of the incumbent prime minister's Civic Coalition party is 34.9 per cent.
The poll was carried out from April 6th-7th by telephone and online with 1,000 adult Poles.
Earlier, Donald Tusk announced the government reshuffle scheduled for late spring and early summer. One of the reasons may be the participation of several ministers in the European Parliament elections to be held in early June.
