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BackSondaż wyborczy: Koalicja Obywatelska na czele z 30,9%, PiS traci na rzecz Konfederacji
Sondaż wyborczy: Koalicja Obywatelska na czele z 30,9%, PiS traci na rzecz Konfederacji
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Sondaż wyborczy: Koalicja Obywatelska na czele z 30,9%, PiS traci na rzecz Konfederacji

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  • Gdyby wybory odbyły się dziś, Koalicja Obywatelska uzyskałaby 30,9% poparcia, co oznacza wzrost o 2,8 punktu procentowego.
  • Prawo i Sprawiedliwość spadło do 17,3%, podczas gdy Konfederacja zyskała 2,1 punktu i osiągnęła 15,3%.
  • Konfederacja Korony Polskiej uzyskała poparcie 10%, Lewica 7,7%, a ugrupowanie Mateusza Morawieckiego 6,4%.

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Why It Matters

Sondaż przedstawia hipotetyczne wyniki wyborów parlamentarnych w Polsce na podstawie najnowszych badań poparcia dla partii politycznych.

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Gdyby wybory odbyły się dziś, zwycięzcą zostałaby Koalicja Obywatelska z wynikiem 30,9 procent. To wzrost o 2,8 punktu procentowego w porównaniu z poprzednim miesiącem. Mimo wyraźnej przewagi nad rywalami, taki rezultat nie gwarantuje KO samodzielnych rządów – konieczne byłyby rozmowy koalicyjne.

PiS traci na rzecz Konfederacji

Prawo i Sprawiedliwość może liczyć na 17,3 procent głosów, co oznacza spadek o 0,8 punktu procentowego względem sierpnia. Partia Jarosława Kaczyńskiego coraz mocniej odczuwa konkurencję ze strony innych ugrupowań prawicowych, zwłaszcza Konfederacji.

Konfederacja i Konfederacja Korony Polskiej zyskują

Konfederacja notuje wzrost poparcia – obecnie deklaruje na nią głos 15,3 procent respondentów, czyli o 2,1 punktu procentowego więcej niż miesiąc temu. Coraz lepiej radzi sobie także Konfederacja Korony Polskiej, na którą chce głosować już co dziesiąty ankietowany. To wzrost o 1,2 punktu procentowego.

Lewica i ugrupowanie Morawieckiego w Sejmie

Do Sejmu weszłaby jeszcze Lewica, zdobywając 7,7 procent poparcia (wzrost o 1,1 punktu procentowego), oraz ugrupowanie Mateusza Morawieckiego, które utrzymuje się na poziomie 6,4 procent.

PSL, Partia Razem i Polska 2050 pod kreską

Poniżej progu wyborczego znalazło się Polskie Stronnictwo Ludowe z wynikiem 4,4 procent oraz Partia Razem – 3,1 procent. Polska 2050 praktycznie znika z politycznej mapy – chęć głosowania na to ugrupowanie zadeklarowało zaledwie 0,2 procent respondentów.

Open Questions

  • Czy Koalicja Obywatelska byłaby w stanie utworzyć rząd koalicyjny?
  • Jakie partie mogłyby wchodzić w skład potencjalnej koalicji rządowej?
  • Czy spadki poparcia dla PiS będą kontynuowane w kolejnych miesiącach?

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