Fewer than four in ten Poles view the performance of Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz as Minister of National Defence positively. The latest poll shows that the head of the Ministry of National Defence has yet to win the convincing support of a majority of respondents, while nearly one in three gives him a negative assessment.
Fewer Than 40% Give Positive Ratings
A poll conducted by UCE Research for Onet found that 39.5% of respondents have a positive opinion of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz’s performance. Of that group, 14.6% answered “definitely good”, while 24.9% chose “rather good”.
At the same time, as many as 28.1% of those surveyed rated the defence minister’s performance negatively. Among them, 11.7% described his work as “rather poor”, while 16.4% said it was “definitely poor”.
Many Poles Remain Undecided
One in five respondents (21%) said they viewed the minister’s performance “neither positively nor negatively.” Another 11.5% admitted they had not yet formed an opinion on the matter.
The survey was conducted by UCE Research for Onet between July 15-17 using the CAWI (Computer-Assisted Web Interviewing) method on a representative sample of 1,013 Poles aged 18 to 80.