Latest poll. Half of Poles want Święczkowski to step down

A recent survey revealed that 50% of Poles believe Bogdan Święczkowski should resign as head of the Constitutional Tribunal to resolve ongoing conflicts. Among supporters of the ruling coalition, 88% favor his resignation, while 61% of opposition voters oppose it. The conflict intensified after new judges announced a break in Święczkowski's duties. The government argues that these actions are necessary to restore order within the Tribunal, while critics claim it undermines constitutional norms. The Tribunal's recent assembly approved a budget plan amid these tensions, raising concerns among legal experts about the legitimacy of the proceedings.