Will the government reshuffle achieve its goal? Poles responded in a poll.

59.3% of Poles believe that Donald Tusk's cabinet reshuffle, announced for the second half of July, will not improve his ratings or resolve the political crisis. 21.5% of respondents believe that the reshuffle "probably won't help" resolve the political crisis, and 37.8% believe that it "definitely won't help."

Poll. Will the reshuffle help Tusk's government overcome the political crisis?

9.4% of respondents were undecided on this issue. Only 31.3% of respondents believe that the reconstruction will help Donald Tusk. 25.4% believe that the reconstruction will "probably help," and 5.9% believe that it will "definitely help."

Understandably, 62% of voters in the current ruling coalition believe the reshuffle will change things for the better. Only 23% of those who voted for Civic Coalition, Third Way, or New Left hold the opposite view.

As many as 90% of opposition voters, defined as PiS, Konfederacja, and Razem, see no chance of remedying the situation through reshuffle. They believe the government's problems require deeper action than just changes in individual ministries.

Tusk's last reconstruction?

In its article, "Rzeczpospolita" emphasizes that the July reshuffle is being called "Tusk's last reshuffle" within his team. There is talk behind the scenes that further changes will take place in 2026, including the prime minister's position. The newspaper argues that the head of government himself is also considering such a scenario more seriously.

The IBRiS study was conducted on July 11-12 on a nationwide group of 1,171 people.

When is the reconstruction?

On Wednesday, July 9, it was announced that the changes to the Council of Ministers , which were scheduled for July 15, would be postponed by a week. The new date for the government reshuffle was supposed to be July 22. However, Prime Minister Donald Tusk later announced that the changes would not necessarily take place on July 22, but rather during the Sejm session, which would run from July 22 to 25.

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