New Party Poll: Tusk's Coalition Has No Chance
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According to a new poll by United Surveys by IBRiS, the current Polish government coalition would lose its majority in the Sejm. Prime Minister Donald Tusk's Civic Coalition (KO) and The Left parties would win 220 seats together, while the opposition right-wing parties would occupy 240 seats. The Warsaw-based newspaper...
According to the latest United Surveys by IBRiS for Wirtualna Polska, the ruling coalition is losing its majority in the Sejm, with right-wing parties gaining a combined 240 seats. The survey predicts six new committees entering the Sejm and a significant reshuffle on the political scene. In this scenario, Donald Tusk could essentially retain power with just one coalition.
The new poll is another one showing that Donald Tusk's coalition would lose power and the "right" could form a majority.
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