A recent IBRiS poll conducted for Radio ZET indicates significant divisions among Poles regarding the performance of Donald Tusk’s government. Nearly half of Polish respondents believe the current government is not effectively serving the country. Specifically, 42.1 percent hold a different opinion, suggesting a polarized electorate. The survey results were released as Poland marks the three-year anniversary of the elections that brought the ruling coalition to power. This comes amid ongoing political debate and scrutiny of the government's policies. The poll highlights a fundamental split in public sentiment regarding the direction of Poland under the Tusk administration. Further analysis of the data is expected to provide deeper insights into the factors driving this division.