– Rafał was expected to read, perceive to music or go for a walk with Bąble (his dog-ed.) – TVN24 of his staff said. Karol Nawrocki's staff said "Karol was expected to do his training, he was expected to go to the gym and meet his son, who starts his eighth-grader exam from tomorrow".
Such moods are in KO and PiS before the final debate
– For Charles it will be the last chance – she heard the station from 1 of the PiS politicians.
The point is, among another things, that there will be questions about the studio in Gdańsk. According to TVN24 in the PiS, Nawrocki has 1 last chance to explain the substance and convince the undecided voters of their version of the events. As this individual stated, "must be credible in this, it will be difficult, but they have supposedly prepared it".
Let us add that the Institute for marketplace and Social investigation (IBRiS) has just conducted the latest poll commissioned by Polish Radio 24.
The leader of this poll is Rafał Trzaskowski, a candidate for the Civic Coalition. He obtained 31.5 percent of the votes – this is simply a decrease of 1.7 percent points compared to the erstwhile survey on 27 April.
New poll before the election
The second place was taken by Karol Nawrocki, a candidate supported by the Law and Justice, gaining 23.6 percent of the vote. This is simply a 2 percent point lower than the erstwhile study. In 3rd place, Sławomir Mentzen from the Confederation, who gained 12.6 percent of the support, was an increase of 1.1 percent points.
It was followed by Szymon Hołownia with a score of 8.6 percent, which means an increase of 2.5 percent points. Magdalena Biejat gained 6.4 percent, with an increase of 1.2 percent points, and Adrian Zandberg gained 5.4 percent, which means an increase of 2.2 percent points.
The following seats were taken: Grzegorz Braun – 2.6 percent, Krzysztof Stanowski – 1.6 percent, Marek Jakubiak – 1.1 percent, Joanna Senyszyn – 0.9 percent, Maciej Maciak – 0.4 percent, Artur Bartoszewicz – 0.3 percent, and Marek Woch, who did not receive any support. The percent of undecided voters was 5.1%.
The survey besides asked about the declared turnout – 51.4% of respondents declared that "agreement" would take part in the elections, and another 10.1% replied "more or little so".
