Poland President Election 2025: What do we all know about elections, claimants and major decisive factors
Poland is holding a tight presidential election that will decide the fate of abortion and LGBTQ rights, which has become one of the main issues in the election.Referendum surveys suggest that the European Union Pro-War-wise Mayor Rafael Tzscowski is to obtain 30 percent, with historian Karol Navarki, with 25 percent voting has been voted second. A total of 13 presidential candidates are competing in the election. The polls will be open from 7:00 am to 9:00 am (0500 GMT), which is expected to continue to exit.
Key candidate
To relax abortion laws and protect the rights of the LGBTQ community, Warsaw’s Mayor Rafal Tzsconski has increased to become an important person in the Polish presidential election. TRZASKOWSKI has assumed the sentiments of the European Union and promises to propagate women’s rights and legalize abortion. He is currently leading the opinion poll before the first round of voting on May 18, with about 30 percent of the vote share. Currently, 42 -year -old Karol Navarki is a nationalist historian for Poland’s presidential post, retreating from Trzaskowski in second place. Navki is interested in the underworld with the support of the Conservative main opposition party. Although the Navarki has a sympathetic stance towards Ukraine, currently in a war with Russia, he has spoken against the benefits provided to the refugees. Nawrocki is supported by the right-wing law and justice (PIS) party, which was in power in Poland for nine years (2015–2023).An important social media is a multi-millionaire, 38-year-old, Slavomir Meje, a distant presidential candidate against abortion and immigration. Mentzen promises a “waltite” polish range and a “strong and rich Poland”. He is the co-leader of the Confederation Party and is currently in third place with 13 percent vote share, according to the opinion poll.
Major aspects of election
Migration has become a decisive issue in the presidential elections. Since the onset of the war between Russia and Ukraine, Poland has given shelter to thousands of refugees from its war -torn neighbor. Official data shows that about one million Ukrainians have moved to Poland, most of which are women and children. But anti -immigration backlash in the country is also quite fierce. The ruling pro-European Union coalition, led by Donald tusks and far-flung protest, supports pulling the social gains back to foreigners. Military expenses are also one of the major views in the 2025 Polish presidential elections. Poland’s defense spending exceeds the 2% GDP target of NATO, which has reached 4.7% this year. The country plans to increase it to about 5% of the GDP next year, aligning with the defense spending level advocated by US President Donald Trump for NATO allies. Earlier this year, the government announced a military training program, aimed at training every adult person living in the country, if attacked by aggressive people. Poland is also planning a heavy coal-dependent country, three nuclear power plants, which is 30 percent of its energy production. The country is also called the largest greenhouse gas emitter in the European Union. Abortion has also become a major issue that is considered to shape the 2025 presidential elections. Poland has extremely strict laws about miscarriage, and women can only get one of the consequences of pregnancy from sexual abuse, incest, or pose a direct threat to the mother’s life. Providing assistance in abortion can lead to imprisonment for a period of up to three years.
