Civic Coalition (KO) Is Leading in the Polls. Law and Justice (PiS) Is at Its Lowest Level Since the Election.
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If anyone on Nowogrodzka Street still believed that Donald Tusk was Law and Justice's biggest problem, the latest CBOS poll should effectively dispel that belief. The Civic Coalition is leading decisively, but the real bombshell is in second place. PiS has 15 percent support, Konfederacja 14.8 percent—a difference of two-tenths of a percentage point. This is no longer "trampling on […]
The latest CBOS poll shows that the Civic Coalition has managed to halt its decline in ratings, a feat PiS failed to achieve.
The Civic Coalition maintains its lead in the polls, while Law and Justice's ratings have reached their lowest level since the parliamentary elections. Both Confederation parties and both left-wing parties are above the electoral threshold.
If parliamentary elections were held in September 2026, the Civic Coalition would receive the most votes, according to the latest CBOS poll. 26.1% of declared voters would vote for the Civic Coalition. Law and Justice is experiencing its lowest result since the 2023 elections, with support for the party falling to 15%. The third-largest force in the Sejm would be the Confederation, with 14.8%.
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