Radio ZET points out that such Changes in the electorate are special for Nawrocki's supporters, while the views of Rafał Trzaskowski's voters, the Citizens' Coalition candidate for president, remained more stable.
Opinia24 studies were conducted on representative groups of 18-year-old and older Poles in two phases: between 2 and 6 April, i.e. before the first round of elections, and between May 23 and 26, after its resolution.
Changing the position on abortion, which is the result of rape, has become the most noticeable in the group of people declaring their willingness to vote for Karol Nawrocki. While in the April 41 percent survey His supporters were in favor of signing the law prohibiting abortion in such cases, in May their percentage fell to 27 percent. In turn, the number of people against this solution increased from 46 percent. up to 56 percent
For comparison, voters Rafał Trzaskowski showed great stability in this matter, maintaining the proportions – about 16 percent. of them in both polls supported the ban, while the vast majority, nearly 80 percent, were against it.
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The answers on partnerships for the same sex people were equally interesting. Here the group supporting Nawrocki noted Increased percentage of people accepting such a solution – with 12 percent In April, up to 18 percent in May. The declared opposite towards partnerships, with 82 percent, fell similarly. up to 72 percent
The results remained almost unchanged at the Trzaskowski Elektora. In the first study, 81 percent His voters were in favor of introducing partnerships for homo- and heterosexual people, and 11 percent. against. In May, these numbers were slightly shifted – 74 percent Yes, 15 percent on them.
The last analyzed issue concerned the potential removal of crosses from offices. In this case, there was a clear liberalization of the views of Nawrocki's supporters. In April, only 5 percent The voters of this candidate were in favor of such a step, while before the second round this number increased to 10 percent. At the same time, the group declaring opposition to removing Christian symbols has decreased – with 94 percent. up to 86 percent
In turn, in the group of voters Rafał Trzaskowski, the percentage supporting the removal of crosses from state institutions was 59 percent. in April and 54 percent in May. Opponents of this move constituted 28 percent, respectively. and 31 percent
The research was conducted at a sample of 1002 Poles aged 18 and more in April and 1021 in May by Cati (telephone interviews) and CAWI (Internet surveys), which ensured the representativeness of the results.
