Poles divided in assessment of president - poll

Thirty-nine percent of Poles have a positive view of the work of President Andrzej Duda, while 37 percent have a negative opinion, according to a recent survey by the Pollster Institute for the Super Express daily. The daily commissioned a survey on Duda's four years in office, in which 15 percent of respondents said they evaluated the president's work as 'very good,' while a rating of 'quite good' was given by 24 percent of people. Thirteen percent of respondents said that Duda's presidency was 'quite bad' and 24 percent assessed it as 'very bad.' Nineteen percent of those polled said his work was 'neither good nor bad.' Five percent of those surveyed had no opinion on the matter.