What was the advantage of ZP over KO?
When voters are asked who they would support if parliamentary elections were held next Sunday, the latest survey from the Pollster Research Institute for the outlet Super Express shows a clear lead for the United Right, followed by the Civic Coalition and Poland 2050. The poll, conducted with a representative sample on March 13 and 14, reveals a competitive political landscape in Poland ahead of any upcoming election. The United Right leads with a substantial share, while the Civic Coalition trails, and Poland 2050 led by Szymon Hołownia sits in a strong third place.
Among those surveyed, the United Right receives 33.81 percent support, the Civic Coalition 28.36 percent, and Poland 2050 records 11.27 percent. These figures underscore the relative advantage of the United Right over its nearest rival, the Civic Coalition, in this snapshot of public opinion before the vote.
The poll also highlights the performance of other political forces. The Confederacy, led by Krzysztof Bosak and Sławomir Mentzen, garners 9.7 percent of the vote. The Left attracts 9.3 percent, while the Polish People’s Party trails with 4.53 percent. These numbers suggest a multi-party field with several smaller parties potentially shaping the final result in the Sejm, Poland’s lower house of Parliament.
Observers note that the outcomes reflect shifting allegiances and the dynamics of coalition politics. While the United Right maintains a robust lead, the performance of Poland 2050 indicates growing support for reform-oriented candidates, and smaller groups like the Confederacy and the Left demonstrate the diverse preferences of voters in this period of political realignment. The ongoing polling landscape remains a critical resource for parties assessing their strategies and voter engagement going into the election cycle.
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Source: wPolityce