Compared to the August study, political leaders' quotations remained stable, although small changes were recorded in the results of smaller groups.
Support for Law and Justice remained at the level of 30 percent, while the Civic Coalition recorded a decrease by 2 percentage points. And today he can count on 28 percent votes. respondents. The confederation lost 1 percentage point, gaining support at 11 percent.
The left in two studied groups recorded different results. The party together gained 1 percentage point (6 percent), while the left itself fell to 5 % (decrease by 2 percentage points).
Under the threshold and outside the parliament
Other groups, such as the Confederation of the Polish Crown, Poland 2050 Szymon Hołownia or the Polish People's Party, remain outside the electoral threshold, despite the increase in the support of everyone by 1 percentage point.
The confederation of the Polish Crown would obtain a result of 4 percent, Poland 2050 – 3 percent, while PSL – only 2 percent.
What is noteworthy, as much as 11 percent respondents admitted that they did not know who they would vote for, which is an increase of 2 percentage points. compared to the previous month.
Confederation in numbers: Mentzen ahead of Bosak
CBOS drew attention to the details related to the confederation voters. As part of the question about preferences towards groups creating this coalition, as much as 46 percent. Voters were indicated by the new hope of Sławomir Mentzen, while the National Movement of Krzysztof Bosak aroused interest in 31 percent. respondents from this group.
Interestingly, 23 percent respondents could not or did not want to decide which of the leaders they support.
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The study was carried out by CBOS on September 1-3, 2023 on a sample of 1,000 people, of which 90 percent Cati (telephone) and 10 percent CAWI (online). According to the results, the attendance of potential voters would be 82 percent, which means a decrease by 2 percentage points. compared to the August study.
