Despite the decline in support, the Civic Coalition inactive holds leadership seats - according to the latest parliamentary poll. Poorer results have besides been noted by Law and Justice, which ranks second. The 3rd is the Confederate. There would be a Left and a Together in the Sejm.
If parliamentary elections were held next Sunday 91% of respondents would go to urn. This means an increase of 1 percent point compared to the survey from the end of April - according to the latest May survey conducted by CBOS.
As regards support for political parties, first place would take the civilian Coalition with a consequence of 29 percent. (decline by 3 percent points). The second place came in. Law and Justice with the support of 28 percent. (a decrease of 4 percent points).
The podium closes Confederation, with support of 16 percent (an increase of 1 percent point).
A poll of support for the party. Leaders ranking with inheritances, in the Sejm 5 parties
There'd be more in the Sejm. Left and Total. For both groups 6% of respondents would vote. For the Left this means an increase of 1 percent point, and for Together - an increase of 2 percent point.
Under the electoral threshold was the 3rd Road, which is declared by 5% of respondents (a decrease of 1 percent point).
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2 percent of respondents declared voting for another group, in turn 7 percent answered "difficult to say".
The survey was carried out by means of computer-aided telephone interviews (CATI - 91.2%) and online interviews (CAWI - 8.8%) during the period 12-13 May on a example of 1001 adults in Poland.
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