Karol Nawrocki, president of the Institute of National Memory, was announced as a presidential candidate for Law and Justice. His election was to be preceded by a survey to check the chances of a candidate winning in the second circular of elections.
(not)citizen candidate
The first interesting poll on Nawrock was created by the IBRiS studio for Radio Zet. It was conducted on 6 and 7 December at a example of 1071 people. It shows, among others, that 69.7% of respondents respect the president of the IPN as a candidate of the Law and Justice and 16.6% consider him a citizen candidate. Among the organization supporters forming the current government coalition, no 1 indicated that Karol Nawrocki was a "civil candidate". As many as 92% of them believe that the applicant for the office of president of Poland, the president of the IPN, is simply a candidate of the Law and Justice and 8% chose the option "I don't know / hard to say".
Also among the voters of Law and Justice, there is no unanimity on the civic character of the candidacy of Karol Nawrocki. According to 42% of them, Nawrocki is simply a citizen candidate, but 47% consider him a PiS candidate.
The PiS will resign from Nawrocki?
Another interesting survey was conducted by SW investigation Agency for the Republic of Poland on 3 and 4 December. According to him, 34.1% of respondents believe that PiS will not retreat support for Nawrocki, while 39.6% point to this possibility.
11.2% of respondents pointed out Mateusz Morawiecki as a possible substitute, and 8.1% sees Przemysław Czarnek in this role. Mariusz Błaszczak (4.7%) and Tobias Bocheński (4.2%) were besides listed as possible candidates. 11.4% indicated the consequence "other person", and 26.2% did not have an opinion on this.
PiS candidate election program
At the end of November, journalists attempted to learn the position of Karol Nawrocki on various issues, including abortion and the Ottawa Treaty. However, Nawrocki then refused to uncover his views, informing that an electoral programme would be announced soon, and the remaining demands would be certainly the subject of separate speeches.
Nawrocki attended last Sunday in an organized morning run in the Saski Garden in Lublin. He replied to the question of the deadline for announcing his election program that he would present it for formal reasons after the authoritative election run was launched. erstwhile asked if the programme would be presented in January, he stated that the detailed election programme would be announced after 15 January. The first electoral demands are to appear at his meetings with citizens, and the program itself, as he said, is together with citizens.
