"Is there a possible script in which before the Sunday vote you can change your head and yet turn your vote to another individual than you intended to? – this question appeared in the fresh ACE investigation poll commissioned by Onetu.
More than 1 3rd of the respondents (34.7%) gave the answers "absolutely not". This anticipation "perhaps" excludes 30.8% of people. In turn, as many as 25.1% of people let the anticipation of changing the candidate at the last minute ("as a substance of fact" – 16.1% and "deciding so" – 9% of respondents).
The answers "I don't know/difficult to say" were given by 9.4% of respondents, which besides gives a large sign of question.
The hoard and Nawrocks most... insecure?
It is worth another look at how it looks erstwhile divided into individual electorates. The poll for Onetu showed that the third-way voters are the most likely to change that way (32.9 percent of people, "agreedly so" – 9%; "perhaps so" – 23.9%). Therefore, Simon Holovnia should have reasons to be concerned.
This is akin in the case of PiS voters – 30.8% of respondents ("agreement yes" – 12.3%; "more rightly so" – 18.5%). Here, a red lamp should light in Charles Nawrocki's staff. As Onet notes, the most reluctant candidate to change abruptly would be the KO voters. This option is considered only by 15.4% of respondents ("agreement yes" – 6.4%; "perhaps so" – 9%).
Presidential Elections 18 May
Let us remind that in the first circular of the presidential elections in Poland we will vote on next Sunday. Election venues will be open from 7:00 to 21:00. In order to collect the ballot card and cast the vote, a individual ID or another identity paper must be presented on the applicable electoral commission.
In this subject you will read precisely how to vote in the 2025 presidential elections in Poland and abroad. We besides explain what needs to be done if you are out of your home on May 18.