It's been a year since Donald Tusk's government was established. It is simply a good time to measure the social perception of his accomplishments and the possible of exercising power in subsequent years. Already in Tusk's election campaign, he had advanced hopes of making crucial moves in the interests of his constituents. They were besides intended to be of the nature of the material benefits resulting from the increase of the tax-free amount to PLN 60 thousand, or the cancellation of the taxation on Belka. The Allies of Tusk, who have declared themselves from the beginning, besides did not limit themselves to promises that could include a simplification in the rate of wellness insurance for entrepreneurs or specified ideas, or alternatively slogans, like a dormitory for a buck. 
After a year, it can be estimated that no of these promises, or almost nothing, has been realised, which reflects the decline of support that is seen in the latest polls. The poll of the Pollster investigation Institute for “Super Express” asked Poles how the change of power affected their lives. "Only 14 percent of respondents indicate improvement. 36% do not see change, and 44 percent of those asked live worse than before the change of power in 2023". Since 54% voted for the parties of the current coalition a year ago, and only 14% see a change for the better today, this is simply a very bad forecast indicating the anticipation of fast failure of support by these parties. It is clear that specified an assessment of the deterioration of the standard of surviving caused by the actions of the fresh government will besides be reflected in the support for the parties making up this government. And so it is. The United Surveys poll for RMF FM and the "Journal of Legal Newspapers" asked the question, "How do you measure Donald Tusk's government after 1 year of swearing in?". Only 5.7% of respondents, 33.9% of respondents, 30% of respondents, and 21.4% of respondents, chose "more negative" response. This gives more than half (51.4%) of respondents assessing the Tusk government negatively. In the same poll on the question: “Which of the leaders of the ruling coalition most disappointed you? – 30.5% indicated Donald Tusk. In another survey – for the "WP" portal – as much as 51.8 percent judged the Tusk government badly (23.9% "not well", and 27.9% "Definitely bad"). Worse still, only 80.5% of those who voted for the ruling coalition parties are satisfied with the actions of the Tusk government. This indicates that 1 in 5 of this electorate will no longer support the parties forming the current coalition in the following elections. If 1 5th of the electorate was lost after a year of government, how long would it be after 4 years of government?
The worst, in this respect, is among the youngest voters to be mobilized in 2023 by Tusk. They are now turning their backs on Tusk. According to the results of the poll presented in Rzeczpospolita, in this group of voters the Confederation now enjoys the top support, gaining as much as 26% of support, KO there has only 15% of support, and all parties of the coalition together, only 33.1 percent. In October 2023, in this group of voters, 62.9% voted for coalition parties. So we have a devastating drop in support.
Tusk tries to keep the communicative that if he manages to install his own presidential candidate in the palace, he will have more opportunities to carry out election promises. The best argument for the unwarrantedness of specified claims is what Jacek Żakowski wrote in GW, after all, a large opponent of the Law and Justice Government: “It was not Duda that the promised money inactive did not scope the floods. (...) It's not Duda who's blowing up the PISF now, provoking the revolt of filmmakers. It is not Duda who is behind the fact that there are inactive no transparent, open competitions for key jobs in the companies of the state treasury, state media, etc. (...) If it fails now, there is no reason to believe that it will win after the election."
With specified assessments and with the possible of imminent failure of a friendly abroad environment, I am referring to the change to the positions of president of the United States, it is hard to anticipate that the Tusk government's ratings will improve. It is much more likely that they will proceed to fall rapidly and it is so hard to anticipate the Vice-President of the Tuska Party, Mr Trzaskowski, to win the presidential election next year.
At the convention in Gliwice, he displayed his slogan: Bążur! Drink Polish wine! Well, there were times erstwhile Poles drank quite a few Polish wines, due to the fact that others were inaccessible, but besides fewer people would like to return to those times. At the time, the most celebrated saying, someway referring to the intonation and accent to the French language, was the words – “martial chances”.
And today, it best shows what Trzaskovsky's prospects for the presidential palace are, and Tusk's prospects for ruling throughout the term.
Stanisław Lewicki
