Civic Coalition (KO) Still Leads. Konfederacja Is Almost Catching up with PiS.
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A new poll suggests the Civic Coalition would win the election. Law and Justice (PiS) and Confederation are in third.
The results of a new party poll have come in. Things have begun to change among the parties that have been in the top three for months—KO, PiS, and Konfederacja. The former has seen a surge. Meanwhile, Sławomir Mentzen and Krzysztof Bosak's group is hot on the heels of Jarosław Kaczyński's formation.
Parliamentary elections are just a year away, and the latest IBRIS poll for "Rzeczpospolita" shows the current state of support for individual parties. The Civic Coalition remains in first place and is seeing a significant increase in support. The survey also shows that Law and Justice is losing some voters, while right-wing parties are seeing gains. Some parties in the ruling coalition are facing increasing difficulties.
The Civic Coalition (KO) is leading in a new poll, but it lacks the majority required to govern. Professor Jarosław Flis commented on the results of the new election poll.
The Civic Coalition is strengthening its lead, but the current balance of power doesn't give it a majority. Meanwhile, Law and Justice is losing support to its right-wing rivals, according to a poll published Wednesday by Rzeczpospolita. Support for Grzegorz Braun's Confederation of the Polish Crown has increased noticeably.
In the latest IBRiS poll for "Rz", the Civic Coalition strengthens its position in first place, but the current balance of power does not give it a majority. PiS is losing support, strongly undermined by right-wing rivals.
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