Braun's moving like a storm. His organization precedes the Confederate in the poll

photo: Seym RP from Poland, Creative Commons Attribution 2.0

Quotations of the Confederation of the Polish Crown by Grzegorz Braun have been increasing for any time, but specified a violent leap barely anyone expected. According to the latest poll of the National investigation Group (OGB), Braun's organization is already on the seismic podium and can number on the support of 11.18 percent of voters. The Confederacy falls 4th with a somewhat lower score of 10.67 percent.

In a fresh survey of the OGB 2 right-wing parties – the Confederation and Confederation of the Polish Crown – took place. The Confederacy, who has remained in 3rd place so far, lost the last box of the podium for Crown Gregory Braun. This is terrible news for Sławomir Mentzen and Krzysztof Bosak – leaders of the 2 parties forming the group. Until recently, they were besides co-created by Grzegorz Braun, but he decided to implement his own and, as it turned out, popular with voters the thought for Poland.

The remainder of the political scene remains unchanged. The Citizen Coalition came first with a consequence of 35.29 percent, followed by the Law and Justice, which 31.21 percent of respondents want to vote for. Apart from these 2 parties, the Confederate and the KKP Braun would no longer enter the Sejm.

The nearest threshold was the Left, which she wants to vote for 4.95% of those polled by the OGB. 3.33% of the support was received by the Party. At the very end, PSL and Poland 2050 with results, 1.71% and 1.66% respectively.

The Confederacy of Gregory Braun is stronger than the Confederacy. A three-party coalition government could form

The results per mandate are as follows:

Civil Coalition - 191 mandates

Law and Justice – 178 mandates

Confederation of the Polish Crown – 48 mandates

Confederation – 43 mandates

Most – 231

Civil coalition without coalition capacity

PiS + Confederate + KKP = 279 mandates

The OGB survey was carried out on 9-15 December with CATI method on a typical group of 1,000 people.