**Sondaż CBOS: Koalicja Obywatelska nadal w prowadzeniu, ale traci przewagę**
Najnowszy sondaż CBOS, przeprowadzony w dniach 8–10 czerwca 2026 roku, pokazuje, że Koalicja Obywatelska (KO) nadal prowadzi w rankingu poparcia, ale jej przewaga nad Prawem i Sprawiedliwością (PiS) stopniowo maleje. Według badania, KO otrzymuje 28,5 procent głosów, co oznacza spadek o 2,3 punktu procentowego w porównaniu do sondażu z maja. PiS, z kolei, zyskuje poparcie, zwiększając je o 2,5 punktu procentowego do 22,1 procenta. Konfederacja, która w maju miała 15,3 procenta, teraz zanotowała spadek o 2,5 punktu procentowego, a jej poparcie wynosi 12,8 procenta. Konfederacja Korony Polskiej, z kolei, zwiększyła poparcie do 9,4 procenta.
W rankingu sondażu znajdują się również inne partie. Razem, partia Adrian Zandberga, zyskuje 4 procenta, co oznacza wzrost o 1 punkt procentowy. Nowa Lewica, zaś, zanotowała spadek o 0,8 punktu procentowego, mając 3,9 procenta. Polskie Stronnictwo Ludowe (PSL) i Polska 2050, które są częścią rządowej koalicji, zapisują się na spadek. PSL otrzymuje 1,5 procenta, a Polska 2050 – 1,3 procenta. Jedyną partią z rządowej koalicji, która zanotowała wzrost, jest Polska 2050, otrzymując 0,3 punktu procentowego więcej niż w maju.
Warto zauważyć, że w sondażu zidentyfikowano również grupę osób, które nie mają wyraźnego wyboru. 14,5 procent respondentów oświadczyło, że „trudno powiedzieć”, na kogo odda głos, co oznacza wzrost o 2,9 punktu procentowego w porównaniu do maja. Wzrost ten sugeruje, że rośnie liczba osób, które nie są zdecydowane wobec wyborów, co może mieć wpływ na frekwencję w wyborach. Z kolei 1,8 procent respondentów odmówiło odpowiedzi na pytanie o preferencje partyjne, co oznacza spadek o 1,5 punktu procentowego.
Sondaż CBOS został przeprowadzony metodą wywiadów telefonicznych wspomaganych komputerowo (CATI – 80%) oraz wywiadów internetowych (CAWI – 20%). Badanie obejmowało próbkę 1000 dorosłych mieszkańców Polski, a do danych dotyczących udziału w wyborach i preferencji partyjnych zastosowano wagę wyborczą. Według analizy, frekwencja w wyborach wyniosłaby około 76,6 procenta, co jest porównywalne z frekwencją z maja.
**Wybory w Krakowie: Koalicja Obywatelska i PSL wybierają wspólną kandydatkę**
W międzyczasie, w Krakowie, trwa intensywna kampania wyborcza, ponieważ wkrótce odbędą się przedterminowe wybory na prezydenta miasta. W tym kontekście, Koalicja Obywatelska i Polskie Stronnictwo Ludowe (PSL) wybrali wspólną kandydatkę – Monikę Piątkowską. Senatorka, która przez wiele lat pracowała w Krakowskim Magistracie, zostaje oficjalnie ogłoszona kandydatką na urząd prezydenta. Jej wybór był ogłoszony podczas konferencji prasowej w Warszawie, w której uczestniczyli premier Donald Tusk i wicepremier Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.
Piątkowska, która wcześniej była członkinią wielu ugrupowań politycznych, wypowiedziała się na temat poprzedniego prezydenta, Aleksandra Miszalskiego, który został odwołany w wyniku referendum. Wypowiedziała, że decyzja mieszkańców była jednoznaczna, a zmiany w zarządzaniu miastem są niezbędne. W szczególności, skomentowała kwestię strefy czystego transportu, którą uważa za złe rozwiązanie. W wywiadzie na antenie TVN24, powiedziała, że „chcę być cała dla Krakowa”, podkreślając, że jako senator została wybrana z okręgu 33, który obejmuje część Krakowa.
Wśród kandydatów na prezydenta Krakowa znaleźli się również inni politycy, w tym Michał Drewnicki z Prawa i Sprawiedliwości, Daria Gosek-Popiołek z Lewicy, Bartosz Bocheńczak z Konfederacji, Aleksandra Owca z Razem, Michał Klimek z Konfederacji Korony Polskiej, oraz Rafał Komarewicz z Centrum. Wśród nich, Łukasz Gibała, lider ugrupowania Kraków dla Mieszkańców, został wykluczony z kandydatury, co wywołało reakcje w środowisku politycznym.
**Kontrowersje i reakcje na wybór Piątkowskiej**
Choć premier Donald Tusk nazwał Piątkowską „wyśmienitą kandydatką”, niektórzy politycy z Koalicji Obywatelskiej i PSL wyrazili sceptycyzm wobec jej wyboru. Poseł Rafał Komarewicz z klubu Centrum skrytykował Piątkowską, twierdząc, że „od lat nie mieszka w tym mieście” i „była na miejsce pana senatora Klicha wybrana”. Inni politycy, w tym Radosław Lubczyk z PSL, wyrażali nadzieję, że wybór Piątkowskiej nie odbije się negatywnie w wyborach.
Wśród innych reakcji, warto zaznaczyć, że kandydatka Lewicy, Daria Gosek-Popiołek, również wypowiedziała się na temat odwołania Aleksandra Miszalskiego, twierdząc, że decyzja mieszkańców była jednoznaczna i dotyczyła nie tylko stylu komunikacji, ale także polityki transportowej.
**Dalszy kierunek i perspektywy**
Wbrew oczekiwaniom, wyborów w Krakowie nie ma jeszcze oficjalnego terminu, ale wciąż trwa proces decyzyjny. Premier Donald Tusk zapowiedział, że najpewniej odbędą się one w połowie września. W międzyczasie, wciąż trwa kampania wyborcza, a kandydatki z różnych ugrupowań próbują zyskać poparcie. Wśród nich, szczególnie istotna jest kwestia zmian w zarządzaniu miastem, w tym kwestia strefy czystego transportu, kosztów życia i stylu zarządzania.
Wciąż trwa też debata o statusie osoby najbliższej, w której premier Tusk podkreśla, że ustawy powinny nadać ludziom poczucie równości. W tym kontekście, wciąż istnieją różnice w opinii między partiami, ale rosnące liczby osób, które nie mają wyraźnego wyboru, mogą wpłynąć na wyniki wyborów.
W sumie, sondaż CBOS i wydarzenia w Krakowie pokazują, że polityczna mapa Polski jest dynamiczna i zmienia się ciągle. Wciąż trwa walka o władzę, a decyzje, które będą podejmowane w najbliższym czasie, mogą
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TVN24IndependentCenterFactual 95Objective 8518 days agoA June CBOS survey indicates that if parliamentary elections were held today, the Civic Coalition would lead with 28.5% support, followed by Law and Justice with 22.1%, Confederation with 12.8%, and the Polish Crown Confederation with 9.4%. These four parties would surpass the electoral threshold and gain seats in the Sejm.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual data from a public opinion poll without overtly favoring any political side. It reports percentages and changes in support for various parties neutrally, without evaluative language or emphasis on particular outcomes.
Why these scores (Factual 95 · Objective 85): The article presents the CBOS survey results accurately with specific percentages and changes compared to previous months. It includes relevant details about parties crossing the electoral threshold. However, it uses some emotionally charged terms like 'topnieje' (declining) which may slightly affec
RzeczpospolitaIndependentCenterFactual 90Objective 8018 days agoA recent CBOS survey suggests that if parliamentary elections were held in early June, the Civic Coalition (KO) would receive 28.5% of votes, while the Law and Justice party (PiS) would get 22.1%. The Confederation would secure 12.8%, and the Confederation of the Polish Crown (Konfederacja Korony Polskiej) would gain 9.4%. The survey also indicates that the support for KO has slightly decreased compared to May, while PiS has seen an increase in support. Other smaller parties like 'Together' and 'New Left' remain below the electoral threshold.
Bias read (Center): The article presents statistical data from a public opinion poll without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports numerical changes in party support objectively, without emphasizing any particular political outcome or framing it with ideological slant.
Why these scores (Factual 90 · Objective 80): This article repeats much of the content from article 1 with similar issues regarding structure and repetition. It accurately presents the CBOS survey findings but lacks clarity and has a slightly biased tone in its headline.
RzeczpospolitaIndependentCenterFactual 90Objective 8018 days ago Poll: PiS is chasing KO. Donald Tusk's coalition partners outside the Sejm. Together against the New LeftA recent CBOS survey suggests that if parliamentary elections were held in early June, the Civic Coalition (KO) would receive 28.5% of votes, while the Law and Justice party (PiS) would get 22.1%. The Confederation would secure 12.8%, and the Confederation of the Polish Crown (Konfederacja Korony Polskiej) would gain 9.4%. The survey also indicates that the support for KO has decreased slightly compared to May, while PiS has seen an increase in support.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual data from a public opinion poll without apparent ideological framing or biased language. It reports numerical results and changes in support levels for various political parties without taking a stance or emphasizing any particular viewpoint.
Why these scores (Factual 90 · Objective 80): The article reports the CBOS survey data accurately but has repetitive sections and lacks clear structure. The headline suggests a narrative where PiS is gaining ground, which might introduce a slight bias despite presenting factual data.
Polsat NewsIndependentCenterFactual 85Objective 7514 days agoThe Polish parliament has approved a private prosecution complaint against Zbigniew Ziobro, a former justice minister and current MP. The motion was supported by members of the Civic Coalition, PSL, Left, Centre, Poland 2050, and Together parties, as well as four unaffiliated MPs and representatives of Democracy. Opposition came from members of Law and Justice (PiS), Confederation, Confederation of the Crown of Poland, two unaffiliated MPs, and two members of Direct Democracy. The complaint relates to alleged remarks made by Ziobro in December 2025, where he reportedly accused Dariusz Korneluk
Bias read (Center): The article presents facts without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on a parliamentary decision regarding a legal matter involving a high-profile politician, with balanced mention of supporting and opposing factions.
Why these scores (Factual 85 · Objective 75): The article provides factual information about the legal proceedings against Ziobro but includes opinionated phrases such as 'Ziobro jest jak Trump' which introduces subjectivity. The content is mostly factual but contains some biased commentary.
Polsat NewsIndependentCenter18 days ago Adam Trap in the "Event Guest"The article announces that Adam Szłapka, the government spokesperson, will participate in the 'Gość Wydarzeń' program hosted by Magda Sakowska. The interview is scheduled for Monday at 7:15 PM and will be broadcast on Polsat, Polsat News, polsatnews.pl, and Interia. Additionally, Monika Piątkowska, a candidate for mayor of Kraków from the KO and PSL parties, will also be a guest in the program.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a neutral announcement without any explicit ideological framing, bias, or selective emphasis. It simply reports on the participation of political figures in a TV program without taking a stance or using loaded language.
OKO.pressIndependentCenter22 days agoMonika Piątkowska, nominated by the Civic Coalition (KO) as their candidate for the mayor of Krakow, has distanced herself from the previous administration led by Aleksander Miszalski while expressing support for his predecessor, Jacek Majchrowicz. Premier Donald Tusk praised Piątkowska as an 'excellent candidate' during her announcement at a press conference in Warsaw. The Civic Coalition faces challenges after Miszalski's referendum defeat and must present a credible plan for the mayoral race. Other parties, including the Left, Confederation, and Law and Justice, have also announced theirmay
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about the political landscape in Krakow, including the nomination of Monika Piątkowska and reactions from various political figures. It does not exhibit overtly biased language, one-sided sourcing, or editorializing. The framing appears balanced, providing a概
Polsat NewsIndependentCenter23 days ago "I heard positive voices from the Palace". Minister with an important billThe article discusses ongoing legislative work in the Polish parliament regarding a ban on patostreaming, which refers to live streaming of events such as 'freak fights.' The initiative was partly influenced by reports and articles by Polsat News highlighting concerns about minors' access to such content. Proposals were introduced by members of the Law and Justice party (PiS) and the Civic Coalition group, with differences in their approaches including issues related to gambling promotion and criminal liability. Minister of Digitalization, Jacek Gawkowski, expressed optimism about reaching a共识
Bias read (Center): The article presents both perspectives (proposals from different political groups) and quotes officials without overtly favoring one side. It does not use loaded language or omit key viewpoints.
OKO.pressIndependentCenter23 days ago Anti-immigrant riots in BelfastThe article discusses the announcement by the Civic Coalition (KO) and the Left Party (PSL) of their candidate, Monika Piątkowska, for the position of mayor of Krakow. The decision was made public in Warsaw shortly after a cabinet meeting, with leaders of KO and PSL, Donald Tusk and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, present. The article notes that KO has not held any press conferences in Krakow regarding the referendum or future plans, despite having a majority in the City Council. It also mentions that Prawo i Sprawiedliwość (PiS) announced their candidate, Michał Drewnicki, from Warsaw as well.
Bias read (Center): The article provides factual information about the political moves of different parties without overtly favoring one side. It reports on the announcements of candidates for the mayoral election in Krakow and notes the strategies employed by various political groups without using biased language or o
Polsat NewsIndependentCenter24 days ago A Centre MP criticized the Civic Coalition (KO) candidate for mayor of Krakow. "She hasn't lived in this city for years."Rafał Komarewicz of the Centrum party criticized Monika Piątkowska, the Civic Coalition's candidate for Krakow mayor, saying she does not genuinely belong to the city and has lived elsewhere for years. Radosław Lubczyk of the Polish People's Party, Piątkowska's coalition partner, also expressed skepticism about her candidacy.
Bias read (Center): The article emphasizes criticism of a centrist candidate from right-wing sources without providing her response or context, using derogatory framing.
TVN24IndependentCenter24 days ago Metro, clean transport, housing, candidate ideas.Monika Piątkowska, joint candidate of KO and PSL for the mayor of Krakow, announced her candidacy at a press conference in Warsaw rather than Krakow. She explained that she needs to fulfill her duties as a senator before returning to focus fully on her campaign. Daria Gosek-Popiołek, the Left candidate, also presented her proposals for changes in Krakow during the same program.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both candidates' positions without overtly favoring one side. It includes direct quotes from Piątkowska explaining her reasoning and mentions Gosek-Popiołek's participation, providing balanced coverage of their respective campaigns.
TVN24IndependentCenter24 days ago A year ago, she was given no chance, now she's got to get the party out of the hole.Monika Piątkowska, senator from the Civic Coalition (KO), has announced her candidacy for the presidency of Krakow. She was supported by Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. Piątkowska emphasized her experience in managing the city and her deep knowledge of Krakow. Some within KO had expected her announcement to take place in Krakow rather than Warsaw, where she made her declaration. The article notes that her Senate candidacy was previously decided without consulting some local KO members.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about Piątkowska's candidacy, mentions her supporters, and includes quotes from both her and critics. It does not exhibit overtly biased language or selective sourcing. The framing remains neutral, focusing on events and statements without clear ideological倾向
OKO.pressIndependentCenter24 days ago Stanowski attacked a civil servant, and the case went to the prosecutor's office.The article discusses the announcement by the Civic Coalition (KO) of their candidate for the mayor of Krakow, Monika Piątkowska, who is supported by KO and the Left Party (PSL). The decision was made shortly after a cabinet meeting in Warsaw, with leaders of KO and PSL, Donald Tusk and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, present. The article notes that KO has not held any press conferences in Krakow regarding the referendum or future plans, despite having a majority in the City Council. A similar strategy was used by the Law and Justice party (PiS), which announced their candidate, Michał Drewnicki,但也
Bias read (Center): The article reports on the announcement of a mayoral candidate without overtly favoring any political side. It provides factual details about the candidates, their affiliations, and the strategies employed by different parties. There is no clear ideological framing or biased language.
OKO.pressIndependentCenter24 days ago Tusk reaches for his plan B. He announces his candidate for president of KrakowThe article reports that Donald Tusk, leader of the Civic Coalition (KO), has announced Monika Piątkowska as their candidate for mayor of Krakow. Piątkowska, a senator, will run with the support of KO and the Left Party (PSL). The announcement was made in Warsaw shortly after a cabinet meeting and marks the first public appearance by KO leaders since they lost the referendum that removed their candidate from office. KO has not held any press conferences in Krakow regarding the referendum or future plans, despite holding a majority in the city council. Similarly, the ruling Law and Justice (PiS
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OKO.pressIndependentCenter24 days ago Zelensky: June and July could bring a breakthrough in the warThe article discusses the Polish political landscape, focusing on the announcement by the Civic Coalition (KO) of their candidate for the mayor of Krakow, Monika Piątkowska. The article notes that KO and the Left Party (PSL) announced her candidacy in Warsaw shortly after a cabinet meeting, marking their first public appearance since losing the referendum that removed their mayor. It highlights that KO has not held any press conferences in Krakow regarding the referendum or future plans, despite holding a majority in the city council. Similarly, the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party also made
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OKO.pressIndependentCenter24 days ago New sanctions on Russia. The European Commission wants to close the borders to Putin's soldiersThe article discusses the Polish political landscape, focusing on the announcement by the Civic Coalition (KO) of their candidate for the mayor of Krakow, Monika Piątkowska. The article notes that KO has not held any press conferences in Krakow regarding the referendum results or future plans, despite holding a majority in the city council. It also mentions that the Law and Justice Party (PiS) announced their candidate, Michał Drewnicki, from Warsaw, with the candidate himself confirming his candidacy via social media.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a factual account of political developments without overtly favoring one side. It reports on both KO and PiS actions neutrally, noting strategic decisions made by both parties without evaluative language or biased framing.
Polsat NewsIndependentCenter24 days ago The KO and PSL confirm that there is a joint candidate for President of Krakow.Senator Monika Piątkowska has been confirmed as the joint candidate of KO and PSL for the mayor of Krakow ahead of early elections. The decision was announced during a press conference at the Prime Minister's Office. Former Mayor Aleksander Miszalski was removed following a May referendum. Piątkowska emphasized her deep connection to Krakow and experience within the city's administration. Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that the choice was made unanimously with PSL and aligned with Piątkowska's aspirations.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on the confirmation of a joint candidate by two political parties without overtly favoring any side. It includes direct quotes from both the candidate and the Prime Minister, presenting their perspectives neutrally. There is no evident editorializing or biased language.
Gazeta WyborczaIndependent🔒Center24 days agoMonika Piątkowska has been nominated by the Civic Platform (KO) and the Left (PSL) parties as their candidate for the mayor of Krakow. Donald Tusk, leader of KO, commented on the significance of the election, stating it is a 'great game for the city's future.'
Bias read (Center): The article presents a straightforward announcement of a political candidacy without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It includes a direct quote from Donald Tusk, indicating balanced reporting.
Polsat NewsIndependentCenter24 days ago Polsat News informally: KO and PSL have chosen a joint candidateResidents of Krakow will vote for a new mayor due to early elections triggered by the recall of Mayor Aleksander Miszalski following a May referendum. The ruling coalition, Civic Platform (KO) and the Left (PSL), has unofficially selected a joint candidate for the presidential election in Krakow. This was announced during a visit by Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz to Świnoujście, where he stated that Krakow deserves a bold mayor and a serious administration. The candidate's name has not been officially disclosed yet, but Radio Eska first reported this information, which was later confirmed by Polsat
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Wirtualna Polska (WP)IndependentCenter24 days agoThe Civic Coalition (KO) has selected Senator Monika Piątkowska as their candidate for the early presidential elections in Krakow. Previously, businessman and rally driver Rafał Sonik had rejected the offer to run. The party also unsuccessfully approached well-known Krakow university rectors and professors.
Bias read (Center): The article reports factual information without apparent ideological framing. It states the selection of a candidate by a political coalition without expressing approval, disapproval, or biased language.
Polsat NewsIndependentLeft25 days ago We know a candidate from the left.The Left Party has announced Daria Gosek-Popiołek as their candidate for the mayor of Krakow following the removal of Alexander Miszalski from the position. The party emphasized her engagement with residents' issues, including interventions related to tenants, environmental protection, and city administration actions. Gosek-Popiołek's main campaign promise is to reduce the city's spending and end what she describes as cost-cutting at the expense of quality of life for Krakow's residents. She expressed concern over recent events in the city council and the future of Krakow.
Bias read (Left): The article presents Daria Gosek-Popiołek as the Left Party's candidate for mayor of Krakow, emphasizing her alignment with the party's values and priorities such as reducing city spending and improving quality of life. The framing highlights her commitment to residents' concerns and positions her竞选
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