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A look at the leading candidates for Poland's next president

  • Poland is holding a presidential election Sunday featuring 13 candidates nationwide, with the contest expected to focus on Warsaw’s mayor, Rafał Trzaskowski, and Karol Nawrocki, a historian known for his conservative views.
  • The presidential election takes place as Andrzej Duda’s current term, his second and last, is coming to a close, within a political system where the prime minister and the legislature hold most of the authority.
  • Trzaskowski, supported as a close associate of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, leads the polls with just over 30% backing, while Nawrocki, a conservative historian chosen by the Law and Justice party to present a new candidate despite ongoing campaign issues, represents the main opposition.
  • Nawrocki has faced scandals including allegations related to an apartment acquisition and a 2018 book published under the pseudonym Tadeusz Batyr, which he denies wrongdoing, while Trzaskowski faces criticism over local governance and voter apathy concerns.
  • If no candidate surpasses 50% of the vote, a runoff will take place on June 1 between the top two candidates, likely intensifying the contest between Trzaskowski and Nawrocki with implications for Poland's political future.
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Polsat News broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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