Jarosław Kaczyński leads Polish right as President Karol Nawrocki’s trust wanes

A recent poll of the Polish electorate identified Jarosław Kaczyński as the clear leader of the right, receiving 38 % support, with President Karol Nawrocki in second place (19 %) and Grzegorz Braun third (5 %).

In a separate May trust survey, President Nawrocki remained the most trusted political figure, securing 46.4 % confidence from respondents, but his lead narrowed. Former foreign minister Radosław Sikorski rose to second place with 42.7 % trust, while Prime Minister Donald Tusk fell to third with 36.6 %. The polls indicate shifting preferences within Poland’s political landscape, with Kaczyński retaining dominance among right‑wing voters and Nawrocki’s personal approval slipping modestly.