Recent polling conducted for the political landscape by the studio and reported through the portal wPolityce.pl shows a notable surge for Confederation, the alliance led by Mentzen, Bosak, and Braun. The party appears to be expanding its base, while both PiS and KO lose ground. The left also softens its position in this snapshot.
In this wave, the willingness to vote is reported at 35 percent of respondents, a decrease of two percentage points from the prior round of the study.
The Civil Coalition stands at 29 percent, down by one point from the previous measure.
Confederation rises to third place with 16 percent support, up two points since the last survey.
Meanwhile, the left shows a decline of two points, sitting at 7 percent support.
Poland 2050 maintains support at 5 percent.
The Polish People’s Party records 4 percent support, up by one point.
Kukiz’15 remains at 1 percent, reflecting the same level seen a week earlier.
Agreement also stands at 1 percent; previously no support was recorded for this option.
Reported voter intensity has fallen by five points, and the current level of declared political engagement is 61 percent.
The key questions moving forward are whether Confederation can sustain such elevated support through Election Day and how PiS and PO will respond to this challenge.
Readers can review the full findings in our research, which assesses how firmly voters align with their chosen parties. The data indicate that PiS supporters show the strongest confidence in their choice.
The study was conducted using the CAWI method (Computer Assisted Web Interview) from July 7 to 10, 2023, via an online panel. It surveyed a nationwide, representative sample of Poland, balanced by gender, age, and urban-rural distribution. A total of 1,076 individuals participated in the study.
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