A new CBOS poll reveals that 56% of Poles approve of President Karol Nawrocki’s performance, marking his highest approval rating since taking office. This positive assessment contrasts sharply with public sentiment regarding the Polish parliament. Both the Sejm and Senate have experienced a decline in positive ratings, currently standing at 27% and 31% respectively. This suggests a growing disconnect between public trust in the executive and legislative branches of government. The poll indicates increasing dissatisfaction with parliamentary performance, while President Nawrocki benefits from improved public perception. This disparity in approval raises questions about the current political climate and citizen engagement. The results offer a snapshot of public opinion, highlighting diverging views on national leadership.