Poles pointed to the leader of the right. A fresh survey indicates a clear advantage

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According to the latest poll, Poles, erstwhile choosing the leader of the right most frequently point to Jarosław Kaczyński. The president of Law and Justice obtained 38 percent of the votes, and the second in this ranking president Karol Nawrocki 19%. Almost 1 3rd of the subjects have no opinion on this.

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Jarosław Kaczyński is recognized as the leader of the Polish right - according to the survey

In a poll conducted by the Pollster investigation Institute for "Super Express", Poles were asked who they thought is the leader of the Polish right.

The most participants in the survey indicated President of Law and Justice Jarosław Kaczyński (38%). The leader of the largest opposition party, and in the past, among others, the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister gained a crucial advantage in the poll over the remainder of politicians.

Leaders of the Right in Poland. Kaczyński with a large advantage

The second most popular policy is Karol Nawrocki, selected by 19 percent of respondents. The president of Poland was not active in any political organization before the start of the presidential election, he served as the manager of the planet War II Museum and president of the Institute of National Memory.

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Politicians known for their parliamentary activities took next places. 5 percent of Poles consider right-wing leaders Grzegorz Braun, leader of the Confederation of the Polish Crown.

Behind his back, the poll included parliamentarians who received 4% of the vote: Sławomir Mentzen (Confederation) and Mateusz Morawiecki (Law and Justice).

29 percent of respondents selected the consequence "I don't know/I don't have an opinion", and 1 percent "Someone Else".

The survey was conducted on 28-29 May 2026 on a example of 1057 adult Poles.

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