Three Years After the Elections. Civic Coalition Prevails, with Five Parties in the Sejm.
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The OGB survey shows that the Civic Coalition can count on 35.91 percent of the vote, and Law and Justice 25.03 percent. Konfederacja (Confederation of the Crown of Poland) came in third with 11.80 percent, slightly ahead of Konfederacja Korony Polskiej (Confederation of the Polish Crown), which is supported by 11.31 percent of respondents. The last grouping to cross the five-percent electoral threshold is Nowa Lewica (New Left), with 6.12 perce…
Civic Coalition (KO) maintains its leading position with 35.91% support, nearly 11 percentage points ahead of PiS, according to an OGB poll. In the latest poll, Konfederacja and Grzegorz Braun's Konfederacja Korony Polski achieved almost identical results – 11.8% and 11.31%, respectively. The New Left would also exceed the electoral threshold, with 6.12% of respondents.
The Civic Coalition remains the leader of the latest parliamentary poll by the OGB studio. The group scored significantly higher than Law and Justice, although it saw a slight decline in support. Changes can also be seen among the other parties that are fighting for a seat in the Sejm. Mateusz Morawiecki has no reason to be happy, because his group Rozwów Plus is far from the election threshold. The survey also shows fierce competition for the p…
The Civic Coalition has a lead of over 10 percentage points over Law and Justice, according to the latest poll conducted by the National Research Group. Meanwhile, both confederations recorded almost equal support.
A new OGB poll shows that only five parties would make it to the Sejm: KO, PiS, Konfederacja, Konfederacja Korony Polskiej and Nowa Lewica.
The Civic Coalition (KO) is leading in the latest party preference poll conducted by the National Research Group. The Civic Coalition (KO) has a 10 percentage point lead over PiS.
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