Karol Nawrocki leads right-wing representation in Polish poll

A recent poll conducted by the Pollster Research Institute for Super Express reveals shifting perceptions of Karol Nawrocki and his standing among right-wing voters in Poland.

Regarding political representation, 41 percent of respondents identified Karol Nawrocki as the best representative of right-wing interests, significantly outpacing Sławomir Mentzen (15 percent) and Grzegorz Braun (12 percent). Jarosław Kaczyński and Mateusz Morawiecki each received 8 percent. Political scientist Kazimierz Kik noted that while voters favor Nawrocki's dynamic approach, he and other leaders may lack the economic expertise required to meet voter expectations.

In terms of personal approval, Karol Nawrocki's positive rating stands at 44 percent, a three-point decrease from August. His negative rating is 39 percent. Experts suggest this decline may be linked to the Zondacrypto scandal and increasing friction with the current government. Meanwhile, Marta Nawrocka saw a significant 17-point drop in positive perception over the last month, currently sitting at 47 percent, with 15 percent of respondents viewing her negatively.