
The latest research on electoral preferences shows the balance of power on the Polish political scene.
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The survey on electoral preferences presents the current distribution of support for political parties in Poland.
The respondents were asked which party they would vote for if the elections were held next Sunday. The largest group of them (30.4%) trusted the Civic Coalition, but the distance between first and second place is not large. Law and Justice can count on the support of 25 percent in the survey. voters. The last place on the podium would go to Confederation (11.5%).
There would be two more parties in the Sejm, separated by a very small difference in support: Grzegorz Braun's Konfederacja Korona Polskiej (8.9%) and Nowa Lewica (8.6%).
Who is outside the Sejm?
The group that would not get into the lower house is opened by Mateusz Morawiecki's Rozwoju Plus. However, the result indicates that former PiS members have a chance to fight for the Sejm (4.8%). The same is the case with the Razem Party (4.5%).
However, PSL's ratings are worse (3.5%). There was a real breakdown in support in the case of the second group, which formed the Third Way - (1.6%).

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