“More women in power” say Poles

2nd October 2010

Around 50 percent of Poles wish to see more females in parliament

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Approximately half of Poles believe that there should be more women involved in politics according to a new study.

The research, conducted by public opinion group CBOS, found that 50 percent of those asked were in favour of a new draft bill on quotas, which would see more females in Parliament.

One third of those surveyed said that the current state of play is just right, while 20 percent said it didn’t matter what gender a politician was.
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