US EditionPoll Shows Balanced Support for Main Political Rivals in Poland
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Poll: Civic Coalition and Law and Justice (PiS) are neck and neck! What about the other parties? - RMF24.pl - The Civic Coalition and Law and Justice enjoy identical support in the latest CBOS poll. Both formations can count on 30% of respondents.
The Civic Coalition is tied with Law and Justice. If the elections were held in mid-August, both parties could count on 30 percent support. Confederation would come in third with 12 percent. Besides Wiejska, the two parties in the ruling coalition would also be in the lead.
In the latest poll, Civic Coalition (KO) and Law and Justice (PiS) are tied for first place. Grzegorz Braun's Confederation of the Polish Crown saw the biggest drop.
Voter turnout would be 84% (a decrease of 1 percentage point).
If parliamentary elections were held this Sunday, both the Civic Coalition and Law and Justice could expect to receive 30 percent of the vote, according to an August CBOS poll. Confederation would come in next, receiving 12 percent.
The Polish parties Law and Justice and Civic Coalition would each receive 30 percent of the vote in mid-August, while the opposition Confederation would receive the support of 12 percent of voters. This is according to a public opinion poll conducted by the Center for Public Opinion Research, reports the Warsaw correspondent of TASR, according to the PAP agency. KO improved by two percentage points compared to the July measurement, and PiS by th…
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