New Poll: Tusk's Coalition Defeats
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It is true that PiS loses in the poll to KO, but since potential PiS coalitions are above the election threshold and potential KO coalitions are below, Kaczyński may have a better mood than Tusk.
If the elections were held in the first ten days of October, Civic Coalition (KO) would receive 28.6 percent of the votes of declared voters, PiS 18.2 percent, Confederation 12.8 percent, and Confederation of the Polish Crown 7.3 percent, according to a CBOS poll. The remaining parties would not enter the Sejm.
The Civic Coalition maintains its lead in the latest CBOS poll, gaining support from 28.6 percent of voters. Law and Justice recorded the largest monthly gain, while Confederation is losing ground. The remaining parties failed to cross the electoral threshold.
According to a new poll in Poland, the party of the Polish President Donald Tusk would be clearly ahead with 33.48 percent in current elections. However, it should not be enough for a government majority. Is there a big political quake in a year?
The Civic Coalition is winning the latest parliamentary poll by a clear margin, but its success may prove illusory. A study by the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express" shows that the two current coalition partners will not enter the Sejm. This means that despite the victory, Donald Tusk's party could have serious trouble maintaining power.
The results of a new poll have arrived, showing that the Civic Coalition, although in the lead, may be a Pyrrhic victory. 33.48% support isn't enough to take power, and the coalition partners' results are a real disappointment. The situation with PiS and the Confederation is also unclear.
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