Karol Nawrocki's apartment scandal. Poles have no doubts about the second round of elections
A little over two weeks before the first round of elections, presidential candidates filled out the Latarnik Wyborczy. This is a test that is supposed to allow for checking which of them is closer to the citizens. Karol Nawrocki indicated in it that he agreed to introduce a cadastral tax, but said something else publicly. Magdalena Biejat pointed out his inaccuracy during the debate. The head of the IPN declared at the time that he was against such a solution.
Karol Nawrocki and the scandal with Mr. Jerzy's apartmentNawrocki added that he “speaks for ordinary Polish women and men who, like him, have one apartment.” As it turned out, Nawrocki also had a studio apartment since 2017, which he acquired in unclear circumstances. It was taken over from an older man in exchange for care. However, Jerzy Ż. ended up in a state Social Welfare Home. However, the preliminary agreement was concluded in 2012.
The Law and Justice candidate, being a young man at the time, came into possession of the apartment without taking out a loan. The value of the studio apartment is estimated from 400 thousand to even half a million, depending on its condition. Nawrocki declared that he would give the apartment to charity. It went to the Christian Charitable Association in Gdynia.
Election Results 2025. Will Karol Nawrocki's Apartment Influence Round 2? Latest PollThe Opinia24 studio checked for RMF whether the case will affect the results of the 2025 elections in the second round. A total of 56% of respondents voted "no" or "rather not". A total of 27% of Poles had the opposite opinion, and 16% had no opinion. As for people supporting the PiS candidate, the case is not important for a total of 78% of them. The majority of Sławomir Mentzen's voters also think so. A total of 46% of people supporting Rafał Trzaskowski think the opposite.
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