Poland, IBRiS poll (_reputable_):

[misk@sopuli.xyz]

Poland, IBRiS poll (reputable

Presidential election

• Trzaskowski (PO-EPP): 39% (-4)
• Nawrocki (PiS-ECR): 25% (-5)
• Mentzen (Kon-ESN|PfE): 17% (+7)
• Hołownia (PL2050-RE): 8% (+1)
• Biejat (NL-S&D): 6% (+1)
• ...

+/- vs. 17-24 January 2025

Fieldwork: 4-5 March 2025

Sample size: 1,000

[snowchickenflake@sh.itjust.works]

I can tell you that the Anti-EU candidates are Nawrocki and Mentzen, both of which are Right wing,

I would say that Mentzen is furthest right of the five, and is more popular with younger voters,

whereas the older part of the population with conservative worldview is more willing to vote for Nawrocki

Trzaskowski and Hołownia are Centrist and definetely more pro-EU than the ones listed above,

whereas Biejat here is the most left-winged candidate of the five that SubOP provided

[misk@sopuli.xyz]

Please stop calling Trzaskowski and Hołownia centre for fucks sake. Hołownia was an altar boy and ran Catholic TV programs. His conciliatory tone serves to preserve status quo which in Western European terms would be classified as something beyond far right. Ask Trzaskowski if he’s for marriage equality, something adopted by conservatives in Western Europe years ago and you’ll be surprised he doesn’t support right to adoption. Economic policies supported by both are as neoliberal as they get which can only lead to Mentzen winning later on anyway.

Both Nawrocki and Trzaskowski are adapting to Mentzen by copying him. Hołownia already copied him in last elections. Biejat represents neoliberal post-communists whose economic program is not that different from Konfederacja but it’s dressed in a rainbow suit.

Please send help.

[snowchickenflake@sh.itjust.works]

Didn't want to include too much information in ine comment, but yeah.. you're right