Braun preferred over Czarnek for PM by opposition voters in Poland poll

Voters from Poland's right-wing opposition are leaning towards Sławomir Braun as their preferred candidate for prime minister, according to a recent IBRiS poll. This preference emerges as the opposition bloc considers its leadership options ahead of the 2027 parliamentary elections.

The survey highlights Mateusz Morawiecki, Krzysztof Bosak, and Przemysław Czarnek as the leading contenders for the premiership within the right-wing spectrum. However, Braun's name surfaced more frequently among opposition voters when asked about their ideal prime ministerial choice.

These findings suggest a dynamic and potentially evolving landscape within Poland's political right. The poll indicates that while established figures remain prominent, there is a segment of the electorate considering alternative leadership, potentially signaling a desire for a different direction or a stronger stance on certain issues.