How will the fate of the United Right unfold? Will Law and Justice and Solidarna Polska fight together for another term in power? Do the recent sharp blows mark the end of this project, or are they just part of normal “negotiations” in politics?
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We don’t know the answers to these questions. One thing is certain: United Right voters would like to see the political project continuewho granted the right to rule for nearly eight years.
In a study conducted by the laboratory Social changes by order of the portal wPolityce.plwe asked the respondents the following question:
In your opinion, should Law and Justice and Sovereign Poland (formerly Solidarna Polska) cooperate in the upcoming parliamentary elections?
He answered the question in the affirmative 28 percent tested and negative 33 percent 39 percent had no opinion.
The most interesting details are: joint lists of PiS and SP are supported by a whopping 73 percent. United Right voters (in the study they are drawn as PiS), and only 10 percent Civic Coalition Voters. For the opposition, the collapse of the ZP would certainly be good news, as it would increase Tusk’s chances of returning to power.
The future of the United Right will be determined by top-level political talks and the calculation of the leaders — both the powerful PiS and about 3 percent. support for Sovereign Poland. However, our research clearly shows that the disintegration of the current right-wing political structure would be poorly received by the majority of voters from the patriotic camp.
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The research was conducted using the CAWI method (Computer Assisted Web Interview) from May 12 to 15, 2023, on an online panel, on a nationwide, representative (in terms of: gender, age, size of residence) sample of Poland . N=1039 people participated in the study.
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Source: wPolityce