"Are you afraid of the external interference of another countries in the upcoming presidential elections in Poland?" is the question that UCE asked the respondents.
The highest number of respondents, or 35%, chose the consequence "perhaps so", and the option "declared so" declared 14.8% of people, which gives a full score of 49.8%.
External interference in elections 29.3% of those asked are not afraid. The option “no decisively” chose 7.5 percent, which means that 36.6 percent of respondents are not afraid of a script in which external states influence election results. 13.4 percent of people are undecided about this.
When asked about the fact that in the poll half of Poles are afraid of external interference in the presidential elections in Poland, the expert says: I am not amazed by these fears. “The Russians have already shown that they can do this, and I would not be amazed if they did it in Poland. After all, in Romania, due to their operations, they launched a candidate who won the election,” says Dr. Sokała. “ Apart from Russia, we have a second factor. So who else can interfere with the Polish elections? And this is where Elon Musk and Trump are landing advanced in this hierarchy. “ He concludes.
Concerns of Poles regarding interference in elections
UCE investigation besides asked Poles, what circumstantial actions another countries fear. Most people (52.9%) stated that the biggest hazard was disinformation activities in social media. Another concern is akin propaganda activities on news portals, which is most feared by 36.4 percent of the questions asked.
Option "searching and making available the alleged candidate hooks" selected 34.8 percent of respondents. In turn, 30.8% fear disinformation in conventional media and 28.4% fear direct falsification on electoral cards.
By sending fake emails, SMS or MMS, 26.4% of respondents are most concerned, and 23.7 percent force on the most crucial politicians in the country. little due to the fact that 22.9 percent are afraid of influence on journalists and media, and 21.9 percent on activists and lobbyists.
In turn 20.1% chose the option "to lead blackmail actions towards candidates"and 11.5 percent of respondents are afraid of direct influence on themselves. 4.8% fear a different script than above. The option "I don't know" selected 4% of the questions.
Which of the candidates would be best suited to working with Donald Trump?
Poles in another UCE investigation poll for Onetu indicated, Which candidate would best deal with the fresh White home host. The respondents most frequently pointed to Rafał Trzaskowski, and in second place Sławomir Mentzen.
"Which candidate/candidacy for president of the Republic of Poland (if it had actually been/would have been) in your opinion, would it have been best for you to get along in Poland's interests with Donald Trump?" is the question which UCE investigation asked the respondents.
Rafał Trzaskowski opens the list. The Citizen Coalition candidate indicated 27.4% of the questions asked. Behind him is Sławomir Mentzen. Confederate leader is simply a selection of 17.7%. The podium closes Karol Nawrocki. The candidate supported by the Law and Justice placed 14.2 percent.
The remaining candidates' polls scored little than 10%. These include Simon Hołownia (8%), Krzysztof Stanowski (3.5%) and Grzegorz Braun (3.4%).
