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Ipsos Poll: Smer Has Caught up with PS, the Difference Is Minimal. Republika Has Weakened Significantly

The lead of Progressive Slovakia over Smer has narrowed significantly. While in September the difference between the two parties was 2.1 percentage points, currently they are separated by only 0.2 points. This is shown by the October election model of the Ipsos agency for Denník N. According to the survey, Progressive Slovakia would be the winner of the elections with...
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The Socialist Party leads Smer by just 0.2 percentage points. The vote fell to a historic low in Ipsos surveys, while the Slovak Movement reached 10 percent.

BRATISLAVA - Another month has passed and there is a new measurement of the preferences of political parties. A very complicated situation looms before the chairmen, with even third place not certain for Republika. While PS and Smer are almost equal, the situation has turned upside down in other positions. Some of the parties would not even make it to parliament.

The Smer party is growing and closing the gap with Progressive Slovakia, which has fallen slightly. The IPSOS survey also shows the possible distribution of mandates in the next parliament.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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The lead of Progressive Slovakia over Smer has narrowed significantly. While in September the difference between the two parties was 2.1 percentage points, currently they are separated by only 0.2 points. This is shown by the October election model of the Ipsos agency for Denník N. According to the survey, Progressive Slovakia would be the winner of the elections with...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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