A new CBOS poll indicates a decline in support for the government led by Donald Tusk in Poland. While the number of supporters for the current administration has decreased, the poll reveals no corresponding increase in opposition. This suggests a potential shift in voter sentiment rather than a strengthening of opposing forces. The findings highlight a complex dynamic in Polish public opinion, with individuals seemingly disengaging from both the ruling party and its rivals. CBOS, a prominent polling agency in Poland, conducted the survey, offering insights into the current political landscape. Further analysis is needed to determine the underlying reasons for this trend and its potential implications for future elections in Poland. The static level of opposition presents a notable element of the shifting political climate.