Presidential survey. CBOS asks about security and social issues

Of all the candidates in the upcoming presidential election, Rafał Trzaskowski would take care of the security of Poland – says one third of the participants of the CBOS study. The studio also asked them which candidate can make nobody in Poland feel worse and Poles were not so divided.

Which of the presidential candidates after taking the office would most contribute to the fact that Poland was safe – this question CBOS asked the participants of his last poll. Most respondents, exactly 33 percent, pointed to Rafał Trzaskowski. Karol Nawrocki was indicated by 19 percent respondents, and Sławomir Mentzen for another 17 percent study participants.

They took the next places Szymon Hołownia and Grzegorz Braun. They obtained 5 percent respectively and 4 percent answers. The percentage of indications on Adrian Zandberg, Magdalena Biejat and Marek Jakubiak was within the statistical error limit. 7 percent of respondents decided that none of the candidates would take care of the country's security, respectively.

How are the presidential candidates assessed? Poll

Participants of the CBOS survey were also asked to evaluate candidates in the context of issues such as a sense of exclusion or social divisions. According to most respondents, a person who would mostly contribute to the fact that nobody in Poland feel worse is Rafał Trzaskowski. Such an answer was given by 27 percent. respondents. Nawrocki indicated another 18 percent. respondents, and 9 percent on Mentzen According to 7 percent Hołownia would work in this matter, and according to 6 percent. Left candidate Magdalena Biejat. Another 11 percent He said that none of the candidates would provide it.

Also in the case of a question about which of the candidates would best contribute to the fact that people in Poland were not so divided and conflicted, Trzaskowski obtained the most indications. 26 percent were in favor of the President of Warsaw. respondents. Nawrocki chose 18 percent here respondents, Mentzen 12 percent, and Hołownia 9. The percentage of convinced that the divisions will not be influenced by any of the candidates was 16 percent, the most of all three questions.

The study was carried out using the computer -assisted telephone interviews (CATI – 87.5 percent) and internet interviews (CAWI – 12.5 percent) on March 17-20, 2025 at a sample of 1003 adult residents of Poland.