There was a poll done....26/27 Oct....before the coup started up...asking....do you think that Donald Tusk's coalition will stay in power after the 2027 parliamentary election (fall 2027)?
Thousand-odd folks.
Forty-seven percent said NO. Thirty-percent said YES. Twenty-three percent were undecided.
The twenty-three percent? They sound like zero-committed to Tusk, and waiting for some action,
I have the thought that this poll result might have been known (already) by Tusk and associates, and it scared the crap out of them....resulting in the idea....the coup would fix this issue (one way or another).
The one odd comment I read from a Pole, which stood out....he/she asked....what is it in a remarkable way that the Tusk-coalition has done in the past two years to really pull in support (from all Poles)? They couldn't think of a result....hoping that others might post a comment 'positive' in nature.
I'll just make this comment, from an American prospective....that you (as a party/coalition) need a agenda that the majority of people support/desire, and you need to show some progress. If you lounge around with a majority for two or three years...never getting anything done, but whine a lot....your odds of winning are near zero in the next election.
If you asked over the odds of a Tusk-collapse occurring now....triggering a new election (with no prosecution over the coup as part of the deal).....I'd say the odds are in the 60-percent range presently.
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