Presidential elections 2025. Which politicians Poles trust the most? Poll

Rafał Trzaskowski, candidate of the Civic Coalition for President, enjoys the greatest trust among politicians – according to the IBRIS survey for Onet. Grzegorz Braun raises the greatest distrust.

In the April ranking of trust in politicians, KO's candidate for president came first Rafał Trzaskowskitrusts him 50 percent of respondents (an increase by 4 percentage points compared to the previous month). He does not trust him 43.3 percent. respondents (decrease by 3 percentage points). Onet said that Trzaskowski reached the “magic barrier”.

The Prime Minister took the second place Donald Tusk with 40 percent trust (an increase of 4.8 percentage compared to March). He does not trust him 53.4 percent. respondents (unchanged).

The former prime minister came third Mateusz Morawiecki (PiS), which won 36.8 percent trust (increase by 0.7 percentage points). He does not trust him 56.6 percent. respondents (increase by 3 percentage points).

The Minister of Justice took the next item Adam Bodnarwhich trusts 36.1 percent respondents, but do not trust – 40.7 percent Behind him is the presidential candidate supported by PiS Karol Nawrocki With trust 35.8 percent respondents, he does not trust him 54.2 percent

President Andrzej Duda enjoys trust 33.8 percent respondents, he does not trust him 51.6 percent. people.

Behind him were: President's candidate, Speaker of the Sejm Szymon Hołownia – 33.6 percent trust at 48.3 percent distrust. Deputy Prime Minister, head of the Ministry of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz 33.4 percent enjoys trust, and 39.9 percent declares distrust of him. respondents.

PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński trusts 32.5 percent, and not trusts 59.9 percent

Left candidate for president Magdalena Biejat C31.6 percent trust, 34.8 respondents do not trust her.

Deputy Marshal of the Sejm Piotr Zgorzelski (PSL) There are 28.7 percent trust, he does not trust him 27.3 percent of respondents. Deputy Marshal of the Sejm Włodzimierz Czarzasty (Left) trusts 27.4 percent, and not trust – 47.3 percent respondents. Deputy Marshal of the Sejm Krzysztof Bosak (Confederation) has a trust of 24.5 percent respondents, he does not trust him 59.5 percent people.

The next places were: Confederation candidate for president Sławomir Mentzen with confidence 23.8 percent (he does not trust him 62 percent of respondents) and Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Digitization Krzysztof Gawkowskiaccording to the respondents, he trusts 23.6 percent. and lack of trust 26.6 percent respondents.

MP KO Roman Giertych enjoys trust 21.1 percent respondents, he does not trust him 57.4 percent respondents. Presidential candidate of the Together party Adrian Zandberg He trusts 17.9 percent respondents, and he does not trust him 47.7 percent. respondents.

The debut in the study was made by the former SLD MP, presidential candidate Joanna Senyszynwhich won 17.9 percent trust votes, 57 percent do not trust it. respondents. Behind her in terms of trust was the presidential candidate Krzysztof Stanowski – 14.7 percent and distrust of 21.1 percent respondents.

The presidential candidate, MEP, came last in the last place Grzegorz Braunwhich trusts 5.9 percent respondents and not trusts 75.9, which is the highest level of distrust. Sławomir Mentzen (62 %) came second in this respect, and Kaczyński (59.9 percent) on the third

Biejat growth, Brauna decline

Ibris pointed out that the greatest increase in trust in relation to the previous survey concerns Magdalena Biejat (an increase of 5.8 percentage points).

The largest decrease concerns Grzegorz Braun (by 8.9 percentage points), and Sławomir Mentzen lost 5.9 percentage points. trust. Compared to March, Braun (an increase of 11 percentage points) and Adrian Zandberg (an increase of 5.3 percentage points) concerns the largest increase in distrust.

The study was conducted by the IBRIS Market and Social Research Institute on April 22-23, 2025 at a nationwide sample of 1.1 thousand people. The survey was carried out using the telephone method, using standardized computer -assisted questionnaire interviews (CATI).