Poland Election: Nawrocki Leads – Latest Polls
- A late poll indicates a narrow lead for conservative candidate karol Nawrocki in Poland's presidential runoff.The Ipsos poll gives Nawrocki 50.7% of the vote, while centrist Warsaw Mayor...
- The Poland election saw significant voter engagement, with turnout reaching 72.8%, among the highest in recent history.
- Trzaskowski,a prominent figure in Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition,campaigned on closer ties with the European Union,judicial reforms,relaxed abortion laws,and civil partnerships for LGBTQ couples.
Karol Nawrocki takes a slight lead over Rafal Trzaskowski in the latest Poland presidential election polls. The Ipsos poll reveals Nawrocki with 50.7% of the vote, contrasting with Trzaskowski’s 49.3%, signaling a closely contested race. Voter turnout surged to an extraordinary 72.8%, reflecting high public engagement. Key policy differences divide the candidates, including their stances on EU relations, judicial reforms, and Ukraine’s potential NATO membership. The election outcome will shape Poland’s future direction, with Nawrocki prioritizing national sovereignty and traditional values, and Trzaskowski advocating for closer ties with the EU and progressive policies. As the official results loom, this pivotal Poland election spotlights key political shifts. For more detailed coverage, News Directory 3 has the latest. Discover what’s next as we await the final vote count.
Nawrocki Edges Trzaskowski in Tight Poland Presidential Election
Updated June 02, 2025
A late poll indicates a narrow lead for conservative candidate karol Nawrocki in Poland’s presidential runoff.The Ipsos poll gives Nawrocki 50.7% of the vote, while centrist Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski trails with 49.3%. This reverses earlier exit poll results that showed Trzaskowski slightly ahead.
The Poland election saw significant voter engagement, with turnout reaching 72.8%, among the highest in recent history. Trzaskowski performed strongly in major cities, while Nawrocki garnered more support in rural areas and among older voters.
Trzaskowski,a prominent figure in Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition,campaigned on closer ties with the European Union,judicial reforms,relaxed abortion laws,and civil partnerships for LGBTQ couples. nawrocki,supported by the Law and Justice party,emphasized Catholic values,national sovereignty,and a revised relationship with the EU.
Both candidates pledged increased defense spending,echoing calls from U.S. President Donald Trump for greater European contributions to NATO. They also both support continued aid to Ukraine. though, Trzaskowski supports Ukraine joining NATO, calling it vital for Poland’s security. Nawrocki expressed reservations, warning it could involve NATO in a conflict with Russia.
“Poland needs a president who will defend the constitution and our values,” Nawrocki saeid during his final campaign appearance Friday.
Trzaskowski told supporters he envisions “a modern European Poland that protects freedoms and the rule of law.”
What’s next
Official results are expected Monday, with the National Electoral Commission set to announce the final vote count.