Almost half of Poles do not want early parliamentary elections to be held - according to a survey of IBRiS studio conducted for Polsat News. The formation of a fresh composition of the Sejm and the legislature in turn would like to see just over 40% of respondents.
It was published on Monday IBRiS studio survey commissioned by Polsat News. A large majority due to the fact that 70.7 percent of respondents declared that they would go to elections. 29.3% of the questions announced their absence.
A survey. The question of early elections. Poles divided
Should an early parliamentary election be held? - there was a question for respondents.
49.6%. the people asked do not want an early parliamentary election. "Definitely no" said 26.9 percent. the subjects and "possibly not" 22.7 percent.
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Organisation of early elections would like 40.3 percent. respondents. "Definitely yes" answered 19.6%., "I think so."20.7%.
"I don't know/hard to say" indicated 10.1 percent. participants.
The survey besides answered the question, Should Donald Tusk be Prime Minister?
The survey was performed by the IBRiS studio on 12-14 June this year, by telephone method, standardized questionnaire interviews assisted by computer (CATI), on a example of 1,000 adults of Poles.
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