The latest parliamentary poll. That's how Poles would vote

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The latest parliamentary poll. These parties support Poles

If parliamentary elections were held in the first half of April, the Citizens' Coalition would win them with the support of 33%, according to a CBOS survey. Second place is Law and Justice (26%), and 3rd highest support is enjoyed by the Confederation (16%).

If parliamentary elections were held in early April, their winner would be the civilian Coalition. Group 33% of respondents Declaring to participate in the elections. Compared to the March poll, KO's ratings dropped by 1 percent point.

There is no change to support Rights and JusticeI want to vote for 26 percent of voters. The podium, as in erstwhile months, closes Confederation, which he supports 16 percent of voters. That's a two-point drop.

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The following places were included: Left (6%) and Third Road (5%), which will not exceed the electoral threshold. The score of the batch is besides below the threshold Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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In April, 2% of declared voters would like to support any another group than those present on our list, almost half of these declarations are Voices of support for the Confederation of the Polish Crown Grzegorz Braun's group.

At the beginning of April, 9% (2 percent points lower) of respondents curious in participating in the parliamentary elections declared that Hasn't yet made a decision to whom they would vote.

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In April, the parliamentary elections would like to participate 89% of Poles entitled to vote. That's 3 percent points more than in early March. At the same time, the anticipation of participating in parliamentary elections in advance rejects 7% of adult Poles, the same as March.

CBOS survey was carried out computer-aided telephone interviews (87.5%) and Internet interviews (CAWI – 12.5%) during the period 7-9 April 2025 on a example of adult Polish residents (N=1000).