Other ungrouped polls
A United Surveys poll for Wirtualna Polska conducted on 13–16 August 2025 found that 37.5% of Poles believed Nawrocki would fulfill his electoral campaign promises, while 50.7% believed otherwise. [22]
An Opinia24 poll for RMF FM conducted on 1–3 September 2025 found that 23% of Poles believed Donald Tusk should stand down in the conflict between the president and government, 21% believed Nawrocki should stand down, and 38% believed both should compromise. [23]
An SW Research poll for Rzeczpospolita conducted on 14–15 October 2025 found that 51.6% of Poles believed that Nawrocki could help relations between Law and Justice and Confederation, and 22.4% believed he could not. [24]
An IBRiS poll for Rzeczpospolita conducted on 10–11 October 2025 found 33.2% of Poles (14.7% strongly, 18.5% rather) believed there should be a "presidential" political party under the patronage of Nawrocki, and 45.0% believed otherwise. [25]
An Opinia24 poll for Polityka conducted on 24–26 October 2025 found that 7% believed Nawrocki will end the political conflict in Poland, 14% believed he will lighten the conflict, 31% believed there will be no changes and 25% believed he will intensify the conflict. [26]
An SW Research poll for Onet conducted on 12–13 November 2025 found that 48.8% of Poles rated Nawrocki's appearance at the 2025 Independence March positively, while 30.7% rated it negatively. [27]
An IBRiS poll for Onet conducted on 5–6 December 2025 found that 47.9% of respondents believed Nawrocki was sufficiently engaged in matters important to Poles, while 46.1% believed otherwise. [28]
An IBRiS poll for Rzeczpospolita conducted on 9–12 December 2025 found that 51.0% of Poles supported Nawrocki's decision to remove the Round Table [ pl ] from the Presidential Palace, whereas 30.8% opposed it. [29]
An SW Research poll for Onet conducted on 16–17 December 2025 found that 57.4% of Poles believed that Nawrocki should support the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity and 18.3% believed he should not. [30]
An Opinia24 poll for TVN 24 released on 23 December 2025 found that 32% of respodnents blamed Donald Tusk for the dispute between the Prime Minister and President, 30% blamed Nawrocki and 28% blamed both equally. [31]
Politician of the year
A Pollster poll for Super Express conducted on 6–7 December 2025 found that 44% of respondents ranked Nawrocki as the "biggest political winner" of 2025, ahead of Donald Tusk with 12% and Radosław Sikorski with 6%. Nawrocki's presidential election opponent, Rafał Trzaskowski, was ranked as the year's "biggest political loser", with 37% ranking him as such (ahead of Zbigniew Ziobro with 20% and Szymon Hołownia with 19%). [32]
A CBOS poll conducted on 27 November – 8 December 2025 found that 16% of respondents ranked Nawrocki as the "politician of the year", ahead of Donald Tusk and Radosław Sikorski (both with 8%). [33]
A United Surveys poll for Wirtualna Polska conducted on 19–21 December 2025 asking who Poles considered the Person of the Year in Poland found that 26.6% of respondents ranked Nawrocki as Person of the Year, ahead of tennis player Iga Świątek (11.6%), astronaut Sławosz Uznański (11.0%) and Donald Tusk (9.3%). [34] The same poll showed most respondents ranked him as the most influential politician of the year, with 34.7% ranking him as such, ahead of Tusk (29.1%) and Kaczyński (9.9%). [35]
An SW Research poll for Rzeczpospolita conducted on 30–31 December 2025 found that 37.8% of respondents ranked Nawrocki as the biggest political winner of 2025, ahead of Donald Tusk (8.8%) and Radosław Sikorski (7.8%). [36]
