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Kraków mayoral race tightens as national polls show shifting party support

Recent polling data highlights significant shifts in the Polish political landscape, particularly regarding the upcoming mayoral election in Kraków and national parliamentary preferences. In Kraków, the race is tightening; Łukasz Gibała leads with 17.6% support, but Monika Piątkowska, backed by Koalicja Obywatelska and PSL, has surged to 17.1%, leaving a narrow 0.5 percentage point margin. A second round of voting on October 11 appears likely if no candidate secures an absolute majority on September 27.

Nationally, polling indicates a complex dynamic for major parties. Koalicja Obywatelska maintains a lead at approximately 26.1% to 31.4% depending on the survey, while Prawo i Sprawiedliwość (PiS) has seen a decline, reaching levels around 15% to 17.5%. Meanwhile, Konfederacja is gaining ground, closely approaching PiS with support around 14.8%.

Other notable developments include public reaction to controversial parliamentary behavior. A survey by SW Research indicates that 70.6% of respondents believe PiS MP Dominika Chorosińska should face disciplinary action following her conduct in the Sejm. Additionally, public opinion is divided on KO MP Roman Giertych’s decision to defend Przemysław Kral, with 51.6% of respondents viewing the move negatively.

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CBOS · Koalicja Obywatelska · Konfederacja · Krakow · Mateusz Morawiecki · Monika Piątkowska · Prawo i Sprawiedliwość · Łukasz Gibała

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