Karol Nawrocki isn’t slowing down. The Law and Justice-backed presidential candidate has surged in recent polls—voters are finally seeing his true face, not the one filtered through government-friendly media. Now, it’s time for the final phase of the campaign. As his team announces, the staff is launching the last and most intense stage: a strong digital push and major rallies in the biggest cities. The key event will be the convention on April 27 in Łódź.
“As planned, we’re finishing the third phase of the campaign, and after Easter, we’re moving to the next one,” announced Karol Nawrocki’s campaign chief, MP Paweł Szefernaker.
Poland Face-to-Face with the Candidate
So far, Karol Nawrocki has visited over 260 counties —putting him at the top in terms of direct contact with Poles. But that’s not all.
“You can expect some behind-the-scenes glimpses of Nawrocki’s life,” reveals a source close to the campaign, suggesting voters will get to know him “behind the scenes.”
“Certainly, in the last month of the campaign, we’ll hear more of our ideas for Poland—such plans exist. Keep an eye on our convention,” says one PiS politician, hinting at new policy proposals.
The Final Stretch—Everything to Play For
The presidential election will be held on May 18, with a potential runoff on June 1. Ahead of Karol Nawrocki lie the most crucial weeks—his team promises full mobilization, and the candidate himself, as his associates say, will “react more to current events” and respond directly to public sentiment.
As Andruszkiewicz put it: “The internet allows us to reach far more Poles.” Now, everything depends on how many of those Poles choose to believe in the real image—not the media-crafted one, but the one Karol Nawrocki shows every day. Without filters, shortcuts, or manipulation.