Experts emphasize that this type of polls, although they do not directly reflect real elections, allow for a better understanding of the structure of the electorate and potential flows between parties. The results of the two formations at the top of the ranking are particularly interesting.
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What is your second choice? Poles responded in the latest survey
According to a survey conducted by the Polish National Research Group, the “second choice” most frequently indicated by Poles turned out to be New Left, which would be supported by 19.99 percent. subjects.
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The Confederation was right behind it with a result of 17.61 percent The next places went to the Polish People's Party (10.59%), Grzegorz Braun's Confederation of the Polish Crown (9.67%) and Civic Coalition, which was chosen as an alternative by 8.32 percent. respondents.
They received slightly lower support Law and Justice (7.87%), Polska 2050 (7.12%) and the Razem Party (5.54%).
What is noteworthy is the relatively high percentage of undecided people – as much as 13.29 percent respondents were unable to indicate the group that would be their second choice. This result may indicate the limited loyalty of some voters to specific formations, but also the deep polarization of the political scene in which supporters of many parties do not see an acceptable alternative for themselves.
The high ratings of the New Left may indicate its attractiveness among voters looking for a liberal-progressive alternative. In turn, significant support for the Confederation confirms its strong position among voters skeptical of mainstream politics.
The study was conducted on October 23–27, 2025 using the CATI method on a sample of 1,000 adult Poles.
