Szymon Hołownia on Wednesday on TVN24 was asked if he would support the second circular of the presidential election of candidate KO Rafał Trzaskowski. At the preliminary politician Poland 2050 he stated that he "would not want specified a scenario", in which he would not be in the second circular of voting.
Holovnia indicated who he would support if the 2nd circular of elections came
However, the Marshal of the Sejm answered the question. “For me, the election of Rafał Trzaskowski will be a vote for little evil again, that is, a vote for him not to win Nawrocki”, he explained his position on this issue.
– But if Nawrocki is to win, let us go, ladies. God before he wins and we will never get there," said Holownia, they add that he thinks Trzaskowski will be a worse president than he would be.
Meanwhile, the latest survey by Ipsos commissioned by TVP Info from 14 to 16 April shows that the presidential race is gaining momentum.
Rafał Trzaskowski remains the leader of the latest presidential poll – candidate of the Civic Coalition can number on 28 percent support. The second position included Karol Nawrocki, supported by Law and Justice, with a score of 22 percent. The 3rd force in the survey is Sławomir Mentzen of the Confederacy, who was identified by 15 percent of respondents.
The 4th place came to Simon Holown from the 3rd Road, which won 7 percent of the vote. It was followed by Adrian Zandberg from the organization together with 6 percent support. After 4 percent of the respondents declared their willingness to vote for Magdalena Biejat from Nowa Lewica and Grzegorz Braun from the Confederation of the Polish Crown.
Youtuber Krzysztof Stanowski wants to vote 3 percent of the respondents. After 1 percent of the indications were given to Marek Jakubiak (Free Republicans), Artur Bartosiewicz and Joanna Senyszyn. As many as 8 percent of the survey participants declared that there was no determination to vote in the first round.
The presidential election is already held on 18 May and the second circular (if needed) will be held on 1 June.
