Poll: President's advantage decreases

Bronisław Komorowski, the current head of state, would win this year's presidential elections, according to a recent survey conducted by Millward Brown for the TVN24 broadcaster.  As much as 46 percent of respondents would support him, a decline of 1 percent, compared with the previous Millward Brown survey. Andrzej Duda, a Law and Justice (PiS) candidate, would garner 27 percent of votes, an increase of 3 percent, followed by Magdalena Ogórek from the Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) with 8 percent of the votes, Janusz Korwin-Mikke (KORWiN) and Paweł Kukiz (non-partisan) with 4 percent. Adam Jarubas (Polish People's Party) would win 3 percent of the votes, Janusz Palikot (Twój Ruch) - 2 percent, Anna Grodzka (the Green Party) and Marian Kowalski (the National Movement) - 1 percent. The survey was conducted on a sample of 1,000 adult Poles. The presidential election will be held on May 10.