The Poll, with Two Blocs, Favors PiS and Konfederacja. Political Scientists: It Won't Work.
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Polls show increasing disparities in support, and the right wing is unable to agree on a joint bid. The question arises: in what direction is the Polish political scene heading? Political scientist Andrzej Maciejewski, speaking on Radio Maryja's "News of the Day," discusses a scenario in which the right wing could win the upcoming elections but be unable to take power.
If two major political blocs ran in the Sejm elections, the coalition of Law and Justice, Development Plus, Confederation, and the Confederation of the Polish Crown could count on the most support, according to the latest United Surveys by IBRiS for Wirtualna Polska. Previously, in a standard party poll, Jarosław Kaczyński's group had seen a noticeable decline in support.
A joint list of right-wing parties would receive 46.6 percent of the vote, while the Coalition 15 October bloc would receive 41.3 percent, according to a November 14 United Surveys poll by IBRiS for Wirtualna Polska. Recalculating the results would give the right-wing bloc a majority: 242 seats in the Sejm. The survey presents a hypothetical scenario for a joint run, not the final composition of the lists in the 2027 parliamentary elections. The…
If the right-wing parties had run in the elections as the United Right, they would have received 46.6 percent of the vote, according to a United Surveys by IBRiS poll published Saturday for Wirtualna Polska. Meanwhile, the October 15 Coalition bloc declared 41.3 percent of support.
If parliamentary elections were held today and right-wing parties ran as United Right, they would receive 46.6 percent of the vote. 41.3 percent of respondents declared they would vote for the Coalition bloc on October 15, according to a United Surveys poll by IBRiS for Wirtualna Polska.
Law and Justice has never fared so poorly. In Wirtualna Polska's poll, Law and Justice is weakening, and its lead over the Confederation is shrinking. Although the main opposition is weakening, the current coalition is not gaining. However, Rozwój Plus, which under the new seat distribution would determine who will form the government, is gaining ground.
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