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A new public poll from CBOS, reported by bne IntelliNews with writer Daniyal, reveals a distinct gap in trust between Poland's President Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The data shows that 53% of citizens trust the president, while only 36% trust the prime minister. Distrust runs deeper for Tusk; 51% of respondents say they do not trust him, compared to 34% who do not trust Nawrocki. This polling comes as the two leaders are locked in a dispute over Poland's highest court, a situation involving the suspension of senior officials and the deployment of police. Despite Nawrocki holding a 17-point advantage in general trust levels, that popularity has not secured him a majority in this specific conflict. A separate survey on the court dispute found that 39% of Poles believe neither side is correct. When asked to pick a side, 29% support President Nawrocki while 27% back Prime Minister Tusk's government. The result indicates that high personal trust does not guarantee political alignment in the ongoing fight over the judiciary. #KarolNawrocki
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