A amazing entry by Donald Tusk. He listed 3 candidates

Prime Minister Donald Tusk spoke on the upcoming grand steps of the presidential election. The head of the government listed 3 candidates and stated that the bigger their ratings, the better for Poland. "So let's keep our fingers crossed for them all," he appealed.

"The last political remark before Christmas" - he wrote on Friday night on social media Donald Tusk and listed the names of 3 candidates moving in presidential elections.

"The higher the ratings Rafała (Trzaskowski - ed.), Simona (Hollows - ed.) and Magda (Bejat - ed.), the better for Poland" - he said.

"So Let's keep our fingers crossed for them all.. It will be fine!" - added the Prime Minister.

The Prime Minister's entry commented on the Left Mr Trelawho stated that "mobilization of electorates is the most important". "We may be different, but we have enemies in a different place." - stressed.

Presidential election 2025. Trzaskowski and Mentzen powerfully down. poll for Polsat News

From Friday published IBRiS poll for Polsat News It appears that if the presidential elections were held next Sunday, he would win Rafał Trzaskowskiwhich would receive 30.8%. Second place would be Karol Nawrocki 25.6 percent and the 3rd Sławomir Mentzen 12.4 percent.

Compared to the survey from the erstwhile month, the candidate KO lost 5.6 percent points. A tiny decrease was besides achieved by Karol Nawrocki - by 0.3 percent points.Sławomir Mentzen's quotations fell by 5.7 points.proc.

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He's number four. Simon Holovnia 6.6%. Another is Magdalena Biejat - 5.6 percent on Adrian Zandberg 3.6% of respondents would vote.

In comparison to the erstwhile survey, Marshals of the Sejm gained 1.2 percent points, support for Biejat increased by 3 percent points, and for Zandberg by 1.1 percent points.

Presidential election. A survey. Second circular of elections

If Second circular of elections Rafał Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki met, who would vote 48.1% of the respondents. A candidate supported by the Law and Justice would bet 40.9% of respondents.

5.6 percent of the respondents said that they would not have voted in the second round. The answer "I don't know, it's hard to say" indicated 5.4 percent of respondents.

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In the variant, erstwhile Rafał Trzaskowski and Sławomir Mentzen faced in the second round, the candidate KO would have won 48.6% of the votes and the candidate Confederate 34 percent of the votes.

The surveyed by a large majority (97.2%) indicated that the debates did not influence the decision on whom they would vote.

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