Within its regular survey, the Public Opinion Research Centre again focused on the level of the public’s confidence in individual constitutional institutions. The president is trusted by 51% and not trusted by 47%. In comparison with the previous survey, the level of public confidence in the head of the state has not experienced any significant developments. The government is trusted by 41% and not trusted by 56% of the respondents.
The level of government’s trustworthiness stays the same as in previous surveys. The Chamber of Deputies is regarded as trustworthy by 33% and untrustworthy by 63% of the polled people. Similarly as in the case of the government, there has not been any significant change. The Senate is trusted by 27% and not trusted by 65% of interviewees. In comparison with the previous survey, the level of confidence in the Senate has grown of 4 % points. Regional councils enjoy confidence of 35% but are not trusted by 31% of the respondents. The level of public confidence in regional councils has practically not changed since the end of March. Let’s just add that there still remains a very high number of ”I don’t know” answers (34%).
