photo Kalinka261015, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Aike 3.0 en / DALL-EThe results of the fresh IBRiS poll for the “Republic” indicate a somewhat different seismic puzzle than is shown by last United Surveys survey for “Virtual Poland”. In the lead, alternatively of Law and Justice, was the civilian Coalition. The Confederate of the Polish Crown, Grzegorz Braun, would not get to the lower chamber of the Polish Parliament. The destiny of the Polish 2050 Szymon Hołownia and the Polish People's Party, which were besides under the threshold, is besides confirmed.
According to the results of the fresh IBRiS poll for the “Republic”, in the parliamentary elections – if they were to be held in the close future – the Civic Coalition would win with a consequence of 30.1% of support. On the Law and Justice, which was placed second, wants to vote 28.7 percent of the respondents. "Rzeczpospolita" notes that compared to the last survey by IBRiS KO, the increase in support was 26.5%. The PiS lost 0.2 percent points at the same time.
The 3rd polling force remains the Confederate with a consequence of 14.6 percent after the decline in support by 2.2 percent points.
Members of the Left would besides sit in the Sejm bench, for which he declares to vote 7.1% of respondents. The left has an increase in support of 1.5 percent points.
The another parties included in the poll failed to exceed the electoral threshold. This is, among others, the Confederation of the Polish Crown, Grzegorz Braun, for which he wants to vote 4.6 percent of the respondents. The Polish People's organization and Poland 2050, which formed the 3rd Road not so long ago, are besides continuing the bad streak. The formations gained 3.6% and 2.8% respectively. Nor would the organization of Together, which wants to vote 3.1% of respondents, enter the Sejm.
The survey of the IBRiS studio for the “Republic” was carried out on 25-26 July on a typical example of 1067 Poles (the method: telephone standardized questionnaire interviews supported by computer-aided – CATI).
Source: rmf24.pl / Rzeczpospolita / IBRiS
