In a recurring review, Michael Karnowski observed that the opposition media again pressed the United Right to shift focus. The aim was to push the bloc away from weighty social issues toward emotionally charged but simpler disputes that appeal to the base of Poland’s Third Republic voters. Yet the regularly conducted polls, carried out with strict objectivity and without any preloaded questions or manipulation, remain a reliable barometer of party support.
Which political party would participants cast their vote for if elections to the Polish parliament were held next Sunday?
– presented as a studio query on social changes meant to gauge public sentiment.
Support for the United Law party stands high for the second consecutive week, reaching 39 percent.
Civil Coalition holds steady at 29 percent, a level consistent with the prior survey wave.
Confederation regains three points after a previous decline, now polling at 13 percent.
The Left continues to slide, with about 7 percent of voters indicating support.
Poland 2050, led by Szymon Hołownia, attracts about 5 percent of voters (-1).
PSL stands at about 4 percent (-1).
Kukiz’15 and the Agreement party each hover around 1 percent of the vote.
In a scenario featuring a joint PSL–Poland 2050 slate, changes are modest, yet the so-called Third Way coalition remains just above the electoral threshold at around 8 percent for the bloc.
The data suggest the party led by President Jarosław Kaczyński could count on a solid boost from a message focused on unity, proactive governance, and addressing core social concerns. This emphasis also surfaced in related referendum questions used in the survey context.
What level of turnout might be expected?
The research employed the CAWI method (Computer Assisted Web Interview) conducted on an online panel from August 18–21, 2023, representing a nationwide cross-section of Poland in terms of gender, age, and urban-rural residence. A total of 1,062 individuals participated in the study.
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Note: The data collection and interpretation reflect the researchers’ methodology and aims to capture contemporary voting intentions within Poland at the time of the survey.