Who is the best candidate for the prime minister? Poles strongly divided in opinions [SONDAŻ]
“Which of these politicians are your best candidate for the prime minister?” Such a question was asked to respondents by SW Research surveyers in the latest poll for rp.pl. The results are quite interesting and show how strongly divided voters in Poland.
Donald Tusk won the most votes. The leader of the Civic Platform was indicated by 16.9 percent. respondents. Right behind him, Radosław Sikorski, who sees 14.5 percent as the best candidate. respondents.
The next two places were confederation. Krzysztof Bosak obtained 7.8 percent indications voters, and Sławomir Mentzen won 7.2 percent
Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki obtained 6.9 percent indications.
Adrian Zandberg is another most popular candidate for prime minister. The party leader Together obtained a result of 6.5 percent.
Andrzej Duda was indicated by 5.4 percent respondents, while Grzegorz Braun, leader of the Polish Crown Confederation, won 4.9 percent. support. Szymon Hołownia, Polish leader 2050, obtained 3.9 percent indications, and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz-2.9 percent Przemysław Czarnek was chosen by 1.9 percent respondents, and Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk for 1.6 percent respondents. Jarosław Kaczyński received 1.1 percent indications.
The answer “someone else” chose 5.4 percent. study participants, while 13.1 percent It had no opinion on this matter.
Who supports individual candidates?
Adam Jastrzębski, Senior Project Manager at SW Research, pointed out that Support for Donald Tusk grows with the age of respondents. In the group of people up to the age of 24, the leader of the Civic Platform obtained 5 percent. indications, while among people over 50 – already 27 percent.
Jastrzębski also emphasized that Tusk enjoys greater support among city dwellers from 20,000. up to 99 thousand residents, where he was indicated by 22 percent respondents.
In the case of Radosław Sikorski, the greatest support was recorded among people over 50 – 19 percent. respondents from this group recognized him as the best candidate for the prime minister.
Preferences of younger voters
Among the youngest participants of the study, i.e. people under 24, the most indications were received by Adrian Zandberg (24.1 percent) and Sławomir Mentzen (13.8 percent).
In turn, in the 25-34 age group, the leaders of the Confederation enjoyed the greatest support: Sławomir Mentzen (15.9 percent) and Krzysztof Bosak (12.4 percent).
Test methodology
The SW Research survey for rp.pl was conducted on a representative group of adult Poles. Respondents answered the question: “Which of these politicians are your best candidate for the prime minister?” The results of the study show various preferences of voters depending on the age and place of residence.
