The largest support in the latest United Surveys poll for the WP is enjoyed by the PiS, which received 29.2% of the vote. This is an increase of 0.9 percent points compared to the erstwhile survey from June. It was followed by the Civic Coalition, with a score of 28.2%. This is besides an increase in support by 2.6 percent points.
New organization poll. KO just behind the PiS
The 3rd place was the Confederation, which would vote 12.5 percent of respondents (a drop of 2.5 points). Apart from the podium, there was the Left, which received 6.8 percent support. In this case, there was a minimal increase of 0.2 percent points.
Below the electoral threshold is the Confederation of the Polish Crown Grzegorz Braun with a consequence of 4.2 percent. It was followed by the Polish People's organization with 3.5 percent support.
In turn, the full organization gained 3%, which means a decrease of 2 percent points. Even lower is Poland 2050 Szymona Holownia. Only 2.8 percent of respondents want to vote for this party. That's a 1.6% drop.
9.8 percent of respondents declared that they did not know who they would vote for was almost 3 percent points more than in the erstwhile study.
Civil coalition gained in conflict with Poland 2050
Virtual Poland, utilizing the electoral calculator Prof. Jarosław Flis from the Jagiellonian University, calculated how many seats in the Sejm could get parties if elections were held next Sunday. It turns out that no organization would have adequate tickets to regulation itself:
PiS – 186 mandates
KO – 178 mandates
Confederation - 68 mandates
Left – 28 mandates
With this division of seats in the Law and Justice Parliament together with the Confederacy could make a government, with a full of 254 mandates.
Prof. Rafał Chwedoruk from the University of Warsaw emphasizes that the increase in support for the Civic Coalition is mainly due to the division of the political scene of the government versus the opposition. In addition, according to the professor, the popularity of KO besides increased due to the conflict with Simon Holovnia, which weakened his group.
“The war with Simon Holovnia has been very helpful. The holovnia as a presidential candidate and then the 3rd Road as an election committee, benefited mostly from the support of the Civic Platform supporters. erstwhile the 3rd Way strategy, calculated to capture the voters of the right, began to be put into practice, the next waves began to leave – he assessed.
As we wrote in naTemat.pl, late it was loud about the conflict in the ruling coalition, which broke out after it was revealed that Simon Holownia met with Adam Bielan and Jarosław Kaczyński.
