The latest survey shows that if elections were held this weekend, the Civic Coalition would win, which gained 34.52 percent of the vote. This is an increase of 1.2 percent points compared to the August poll.
New organization poll
Second position included Law and Justice. Jarosław Kaczyński's organization gained 30.82 percent, with a slight increase of 0.2 percent points.
The 3rd place is taken by the Confederation with a consequence of 16.86 percent. There was besides an increase in support by 1.5 percent points.
The Confederation of the Polish Crown would besides join the Sejm, which is supported by 6.48% of respondents. Grzegorz Braun's organization recorded an increase in support by 1.1 percent points.
Tusk coalitions under the electoral threshold
According to the OGB poll, part of the coalitions of the Civic Coalition would not exceed the electoral threshold. The fresh Left would gain 4.74 percent of votes, with a decrease of 0.3 percent points.
Poland 2050 would gain 2.22% of votes, which means a decrease of 1.3 percent points compared to the erstwhile survey. Even more decline is recorded by PSL – up to 1.72%, i.e. 1.7 percent points compared to the erstwhile study.
The Together organization would besides not exceed the electoral threshold and would not enter the Sejm. The group would receive 2.64% of support, which means a decrease of 0.7 percent points.
The survey was conducted on 2-9 September in a typical group of 1,000 people.
As we wrote in naTemat.pl, according to an IBRIS survey for Onetu in late August, the civilian Coalition and Law and Justice go "head to head". KO gained 28.5% (an increase of 2.7 percent points since June), and PiS gained 28.3% (a decrease of 2.2 percent points).
Four parties did not then exceed the 5% electoral threshold: The full organization could number on 4.2% (an increase of 0.3 percent points) and PSL at 4.1% (also a tiny increase).
