The latest presidential poll. Mentzen or Nawrocki – who is right behind Trzaskowski?

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Rafał Trzaskowski, Sławomir Mentzen and Karol Nawrocki occupy the first 3 seats in the fresh presidential poll

Rafał Trzaskowski in the first place in the race to the Presidential Palace with a consequence of 35.7 percent – according to a fresh survey. The second place was occupied by Karol Nawrocki with 22.3 percent support. The last place on the podium was Sławomir Mentzen, which was indicated by 15 percent of respondents. In an earlier study, there was a amazing change in second place, which fell to Mentzen.

If presidential elections held next Sunday, 35.7 percent of respondents would vote on Rafał Trzaskowskiand 22.3 percent – on Karol Nawrocki. 15% of those asked would decide to support Sławomir Mentzen – according to the IBRiS poll for “Politics”.

Right behind the podium would be Simon Holovnia with the support of 6.9 percent of respondents. In 5th place – Magdalena Biejat with 5.3 percent Further results were presented as follows: Adrian Zandberg – 2.4%, Grzegorz Braun – 1.7%, Krzysztof Stanowski – 1.4% and Marek Jakubiak – 1.2% of respondents selected the answer: "I don't know/hard to say".

Presidential election. Turnout in the poll exceeds 50%.

Participation in the election declared 52.5 percent surveyed. 38.9 percent would not have gone to the polls, and 8.6 percent had not yet taken a decision on this issue. The survey was conducted on 4-5 March with CATI method on a example of 1,000 adult Polish citizens.

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In an election preference survey conducted by the Pollster investigation Institute for “Super Express” Change in second place. Confederate candidate Sławomir Mentzen – with a score of 22 percent – ahead Karol Nawrocki – with a consequence of 21 percent – supported by the Law and Justice.

Presidential election 2025. List of candidates

Artur Bartoszewicz (independent candidate)
Magdalena Biejat (New Left candidate)
Grzegorz Braun (candidate of the Confederation of the Polish Crown)
Marcin Bugajski (politologist)
Kamil Kolka (social political and sports activist)
Ms Catherine Cichos (independent candidate)
Jolanta Duda (Finance)
Sławomir Grzywa (candidate of Sami Swoi)
Simon Hołownia (Polish candidate 2050 and PSL)
David Jackievicz (independent candidate) Marek Jakubiak (candidate of the Free Republicans)
Dominica Jasińska (independent candidate)
Jan Kubań (President of the Polish-American Foundation for Education and economical Development)
Wiesław Lewicki (Standard Country candidate)
Maciej Maciak (candidacy of the Prosperity and Peace Movement)
Eugeniusz Maciejewski (President of the PJAST organization – Unity of the Thoughts of European Nations)
Sławomir Mentzen (Confederal candidate)
Karol Nawrocki (candidacy supported by PiS)
Wojciech Papis (No organization Candidate)
Włodzimierz Rynowski (President of the Slavic Union Party)
Ms Joanna Senyszyn (independent candidate)
Aldona Skirgiell (Self-defense candidate)
Mr Krzysztof Stanowski (independent candidate)
Romuald Starosielec (Candidate of the Polish Repair Movement)
Piotr Szumlewicz (independent candidate, president of the Union Alternative)
Paweł Tanajno (Polish Liberal Entrepreneurs' Strike organization candidate)
Krzysztof Tołwiński (front organization candidate, b. PiS MP and b. Deputy Minister of State Treasury)
Rafał Trzaskowski (KO candidate)
Marek Woch (Candidate of Unpartisan Local Government)
Adrian Zandberg (total candidate)