The ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party together with coalition parties Solidary Poland and the Republicans, could count on 32 percent of the vote if elections were held on Sunday, according to a new poll.
Poland’s governing United Right coalition would come first, if elections were held this Sunday, the latest IBRiS survey for private TV station Polsat News shows.
Law and Justice (PiS), Poland's ruling party, has extended its lead over the opposition, according to a new opinion poll.
Poland's governing socially conservative Law and Justice party would win 35.3 percent of the vote, if parliamentary elections were held now, a new poll has shown.
Poland’s governing United Right coalition would come first, if elections were held this Sunday, the latest IBRiS survey for private TV broadcaster Polsat shows.
Poland's governing United Right coalition has maintained its voter support at 36 percent while the main opposition group, the centrist Civic Coalition (KO) has gained 5 percentage points over the last month, shows a new poll.
Poland's ruling United Right coalition managed to maintain a strong lead over the opposition parties in a new opinion poll.
Poland's governing coalition, the conservative United Right, would outstrip its opponents with 38.4 percent support against 22.2 percent received by its closest contender if parliamentary elections were held just now, a poll has shown.
Law and Justice (PiS), the ruling party in Poland, leads in the voter support poll, however, a new grassroots movement, the conservative Poland 2050, is hot on their heels.
If elections to Poland's Sejm, lower house, had been held on Sunday, the ruling United Right coalition would have won with 33.2-percent of the vote ahead of the Civic Coalition on 18.5 percent and Polska 2050 on 13.2 percent, a survey has shown.
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