The dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal is only deepening. "We are witnessing guerrilla battles for the Constitutional Tribunal"

A recent survey by IBRiS revealed that 32.7% of Poles believe neither the president nor the prime minister is right in the Constitutional Tribunal dispute. The ongoing conflict, which has persisted since 2015, involves complex legal and political issues, including the oath taken by judges. Many respondents may interpret the question broadly, reflecting a long-standing political divide rather than specific recent events. The survey highlights the difficulty of understanding constitutional matters, which often leads to simplified responses based on political affiliations. A significant portion of respondents expressing neutrality suggests a fatigue with the ongoing polarization and a desire for resolution. This indicates a potential shift in public sentiment regarding the Tribunal's role and the need for a new political strategy.