US EditionIs This the End of the Duopoly? Nearly 40 Percent of Poles Believe the Law and Justice Party (Pis) Could Be Marginalized or Disbanded.
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Some Poles believe that Law and Justice is facing disintegration or marginalization, according to a poll for Wirtualna Polska. This is believed to be due to the strong position of Grzegorz Braun's party and the Confederation.
What's next for the Civic Platform (PO)-Law and Justice party (PiS) duopoly in Polish politics? Growing support for Konfederacja and Grzegorz Braun's radical party raises questions about the future of PiS's dominance on the right wing of the political spectrum, according to a United Surveys poll for Wirtualna Polska.
Is PiS at risk of marginalization or disintegration due to the strengthening position of Konfederacja and Grzegorz Braun? Poles have weighed in in a poll.
38.9% of Poles believe that PiS may be pushed to the margins or split due to the growing popularity of both Confederations.
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