Poles rated the president's entry into the Constitutional Tribunal. Clear differences among age groups

A recent survey revealed that nearly 42% of Poles view President Karol Nawrocki's entry into the Constitutional Tribunal negatively, while over 37% rated it positively. The president interrupted his trip to Senegal to address a crisis surrounding the Tribunal, later stating that there was a violation of constitutional order. Support for his actions was notably higher among younger respondents aged 25-34, with 47.2% approving. In contrast, more than half of those aged 50 and older disapproved. The head of the presidential office announced plans to report the events of that night to the prosecutor's office, citing potential assault against the president.