WARSAW (Reuters) - The candidate from Poland's ruling Civic Coalition (KO), Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, leads nationalist Karol Nawrocki in popularity ahead of Sunday's second round of the presidential election, a poll by Opinia24 for private broadcaster TVN 24 showed on Thursday.
According to the poll, Trzaskowski would get 47.4% of votes and Nawrocki 46.3%, while 3.6% were undecided and 2.7% declined to answer.
Trzaskowski, from Prime Minister Donald Tusk's ruling KO, came ahead of Nawrocki, the candidate backed by the conservative-nationalist PiS, in the first round of the presidential election, 31.4% to 29.5%, a much narrower gap than opinion polls had suggested.
The following is a summary of the most recent poll results (figures in %):
Date R.Trzaskowski K.Nawrocki Poll by
30.05 47.4 46.3 Opinia24
29.05 48.0 47.0 Ipsos
29.05 47.7 46.0 IBRiS
28.05 47.4 45.0 United Surveys
28.05 47.5 45.9 Opinia24
27.05 45.7 44.9 IBRiS
26.05 47.0 46.0 Opinia24
26.05 45.7 43.6 Pollster
26.05 45.7 44.9 IBRiS
23.05 47.0 47.0 Ipsos
22.05 45.0 47.0 Opinia24
(Reporting by Warsaw Newsroom)
