In the erstwhile specified survey CBOS headed both KO and PiS. Both parties had 32% support, the 3rd place was the Confederate with 15 percent indications. This survey was conducted in mid-April.
The latest CBOS poll points to interesting changes in support for the party. Now the leader is the Civic Coalition, for which 29 percent of Poles and Poles would vote. The Tusk organization precedes 1 percent point of Law and Justice. So the leaders lose support. KO went down by 3 points, PiS by four.
Smaller parties gain popularity. The Confederation gained 1 pp. and now gained 16% of the indications. besides left gained 1 pp. more and has 6 percent support. This is the same as full (+2pp.). The 3rd road lost 1 point and now 5% of citizens would vote for it. Importantly, this last group is simply a coalition and with this consequence it would not have entered the Sejm. About 7 percent of respondents were incapable to indicate their favorite.
Not all PiS supporters will vote for Nawrocki
CBOS analyst Krzysztof Pankowski notes that the political mobilization of Poles reached out a fewer days before the presidential election.
"The readiness to participate in elections to the Sejm and the Senate, if they were already held now, declared as much as 91% of the voters, at least more than 3 weeks earlier (an increase by 1 point). This is the highest percent of indications in fresh years, comparing the erstwhile October elections to parliament in 2023", he writes in a commentary on the study.
It is besides worth noting that this is yet another poll that shows that Karol Nawrocki has little support than the organization whose interests he represents. While Rafal Trzaskowski would like to vote about the same (or more) people as the Civic Coalition, the Nawrocki's ratings are lower than the consequence of the Law and Justice.
