47 percent. people who want to take part in the presidential election is going to vote for Bronislaw Komorowski. 17 per cent. declared their support for Andrzej Duda – according to the February poll by TNS Poland.
In February, compared to the month before the survey Bronislaw Komorowski lost 5 percentage points of support, and the Law and Justice party candidate gained 5 percentage points of support.
Democratic Left Alliance candidate Magdalena cucumber 6 percent want to vote. respondents (January 5 per cent.), on the Polish Peasant Party candidate Adam Jarubas 4 percent. (In January was not covered by the study).
After 1 percent. respondents said they voted for Janusz Palikot (Your Movement) (a decrease of 1 percentage point.), Janusz Korwin-Mikke (Korwin) (a decrease of 2 percentage points.), Anna Grodzka (Green Party) and Paul Kukiz (nonpartisan) (two last candidates were not surveyed in January).
22 percent. do not know who will vote in the May presidential elections (23 per cent. in January).
The intention to participate in the vote decisively declared that 29 percent of respondents. 42 percent. hesitatingly replied that rather go for the May elections. The 12 percent. declares that it is unlikely to go, and 10 per cent. – It certainly does not go to the polls. 7 per cent. respondents are not too sure whether it will take part in the vote.
The survey conducted by TNS Poland on 13-18 February 2015 year nationwide, representative sample of 966 Polish residents aged 18 years and older. At the same time the presidential preferences were counted for 692-strong group of people declaring “definitely” or “probably” going to participate in the elections.
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