In polls without major changes. Trzaskowski with a strong advantage

Rafał Trzaskowski would get 31 percent in the election votes, Karol Nawrocki – 25 percent, and Sławomir Mentzen – 14 percent – results from the opinion survey24 for TVN “Facts”. According to the study, 6 percent would vote for Magdalena Biejat. respondents, and at Szymon Hołownia and Adrian Zandberg – 5 percent each respondents.

The respondents were asked to indicate who they would vote for in the first round of presidential elections.

Most, because 31 percent respondents, declared voting for Ko Rafał Trzaskowski's candidate (a 1 % in a percentage). Karol Nawrocki, supported by PiS, came second with a result of 25 percent. (decrease by 1 percentage point), followed by the confederation candidate Sławomir Mentzen, who was indicated by 14 percent. respondents (decrease by 1 percentage point).

According to the study, Magdalena Biejat would vote for 6 percent for the candidate of the new left. respondents (an increase of 2 percentage points), for the candidate of the third way Szymon Hołownia – 5 percent (decrease by 1 percentage point). The same percentage of voters as a tribute – 5 percent – he would vote for the Together party candidate Adrian Zandberg (unchanged).

Behind Zandberg was the candidate of the Polish Crown Confederation Grzegorz Braun, whose voting was declared by 4 percent. respondents (unchanged). In turn, the candidate Marek Jakubiak (Free Republicans) obtained 3 percent in the study support (increase by 2 percentage points), candidate Joanna Senyszyn – 2 percent (increase by 1 percentage point), Krzysztof Stanowski – 1 percent (decrease by 1 percentage point), Artur Bartoszewicz – 1 percent (increase by 1 percentage point).

As also results from the study, Maciej Maciak and Marek Woch (unchanged results) recorded zero percent. 2 percent respondents answered: “I don't know/hard to say” and 1 percent He refused to answer at all (unchanged).

The respondents were also asked who they would vote for in the second round if Trzaskowski and Nawrocki were in it. The KO candidate indicated 50 percent respondents (decrease by 1 percentage point), and the candidate supported by PiS – 41 percent (decrease by 4 percentage points) 9 percent chose the “hard to say” option.

The study was carried out using the CATI method (telephone interviews) on May 6 and 7 on a representative sample of 1000 people. (PAP)

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