A fresh survey by Ipsos commissioned by TVP Info on 14 and 16 April shows that the presidential race is gaining momentum.
Trzaskowski loses in a fresh poll
Rafał Trzaskowski, a candidate for the Civic Coalition, leads the latest poll, which can number on 28 percent of the vote. In second place, Karol Nawrocki, supported by the Law and Justice, with the support of the order of 22 percent. The 3rd place is taken by Sławomir Mentzen of the Confederation, obtaining 15% support from respondents.
Just behind the podium was Szymon Hołownia, representing the 3rd Road – 7 percent of respondents pointed to his candidacy. Adrian Zandberg of the organization Together scored 6 percent. Magdalena Biejat from Nowa Lewica and Grzegorz Braun from the Confederation of the Polish Crown received 4 percent of the support.
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.
What do another polls show?
We have besides late written about the United Surveys poll for Virtual Poland. Rafał Trzaskowski, who gained 33.5 percent of support, remained the leader in this study. The candidate KO has a strong position in the polls, but besides in this survey he clearly lost – precisely 4.8 percent points compared to the survey of 4-6 April 2025.
The second was Karol Nawrocki with a score of 25.5%. And this is where the most interesting begins, due to the fact that he gained 5.4 percent points compared to the erstwhile survey. precisely the same amount was lost by Sławomir Mentzen, who could number on 13.4 percent.
Simon Hołownia was besides minimal. He had a 9.1 percent increase in this survey – this is an increase of 2 percent points. The next 1 was Magdalena Biejat (6.3 percent), who besides gained (3.6 percent points). Behind it was Grzegorz Braun with a score of 1.6% and an increase of 0.5 percent points. Adrian Zandberg had 1.3% (loss of 0.4 percent points).
The stake was closed by Krzysztof Stanowski (1.1 percent and 0.5 percent points). In the survey, 7.8% of respondents were indecisive voters.
