Reconstruction of the government of Donald Tusk, night meetings of Szymon Hołownia at Adam Bielan, swearing in to Karol Nawrocki as president of the Republic of Poland – all these events have shaped political reality recently. The reaction to them can be seen in the latest survey of the opinion studio24.
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PiS before KO. The catastrophic result of the PSL. Here is the latest survey
The study also shows a high declared turnout – 75 percent. Poles want to take part in the elections. 56 percent corresponds to “definitely yes” and 19 percent “rather yes”. 20 percent are not planned in voting. respondents, and 5 percent There is no opinion yet.
The survey published on Thursday shows that on PiS would vote for 29 percent. respondents. The Civic Coalition received the support of 28.2 percent. respondentsa The third place was taken by the confederation with a result of 14.2 percent.
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She came in fourth place Confederation of the Polish Crown, which is supported by 6 percent respondents. The left could count on 5.9 percent. voteswhich would allow her to cross the election threshold.
PSL, Poland 2050 and the Together party do not enter the Sejm
Under the electoral threshold and outside the Sejm there would be: Party Together (4.1 percent), Poland 2050 (3.4 percent) and PSL (1.4 percent). The undecided voters constitute 7.1 percent.
The Director of Social Research in Opinion24, Urszula Krassowska, emphasizes that this is the first case since January 2024. The case when PiS is ahead of the KO, although the advantage is very small. – The results are not beneficial for the current ruling coalition, which could not create the government on its own. Creating a majority would also be difficult for the opposition and would require wide compromises – he emphasizes.
The survey was conducted on August 6-8 on a representative sample of 1003 adult Poles. The study was carried out using the Mixed-Mode method-combining computer-assisted telephone interviews (CATI) with online interviews (CAWI).
