Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party would win an election held this Sunday with 32 percent of the vote, a United Surveys poll run for the Dziennik Gazeta Prawna newspaper revealed on Monday.
Poland's ruling United Right coalition enjoys the support of 37 percent of voters, against 31-percent backing for the main opposition grouping, the Civic Coalition (KO), a new poll has shown.
The centrist Civic Coalition (KO), Poland's main opposition party, would win the vote by a narrow margin over the ruling conservative party Law and Justice (PiS), a Kantar Public poll has shown.
Poland's ruling United Right coalition would win an election held this Sunday with 33.9 percent of the vote. Second would be main opposition grouping Civic Coalition with 26.6 percent, the Research Partner pollster said in a Thursday-published survey.
If parliamentary elections were to be held in Poland this Sunday, the ruling United Right coalition would gain 37 percent of the vote, while the main opposition grouping, Civic Coalition, would receive 26 percent support, a new survey reveals.
Poland’s governing party Law and Justice (PiS) would place first, if elections were held in the coming days, a recent poll by United Surveys shows.
Poland's governing party, the conservative Law and Justice (PiS), would win in coalition with Kukiz'15, a party that usually supports PiS, if elections were held in the coming days, a poll has found.
Polish opposition politicians have criticised ideas presented at a congress of the ruling party, the conservative Law and Justice (PiS), saying it was a failed attempt to revive enthusiasm among the party's "fat cats."
Polish opposition parties have a good chance of winning the 2023 parliamentary election if they unite against the ruling United Right coalition, two recent polls have shown.
Poland's main opposition parties have signed a pact to defend local governments from centralisation.
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