If parliamentary elections were held at the end of April, the GO and the Law and Justice could number on a tie of 32% - according to a CBOS survey. The second was the Confederate with the support of 15%; the 3rd Road and Left would besides enter the Sejm with the support of 6 and 5 percent, respectively.
According to the CBOS communication, if elections to the Sejm were held on Sunday 27 April, 90% of respondents would go to the polls, which means an increase of 1 percent point compared to the survey from the beginning of the month.
As regards support for political parties, the first place would be ex aequo civilian Coalition and Law and Justice with support of 32 percent each. For KO this means a decrease of 1 percent point compared to the beginning of April, and for PiS - increase by 6 percent points
"The end of the election run before the first circular of presidential elections proves beneficial to the current opposition, or PiS" - noted in the CBOS communication.
She's in second place. Confederation with support of 15%; which means a decrease of 1 percent point comparative to the last survey. There'd be more in the Sejm. Third Road (PSL and Poland 2050) with 6 percent support. respondents - (an increase of 1 percent point) and Left with 5 percent support. (a decrease of 1 percent point).
Party Together Outside the Sejm
On the another hand, the organization was under the electoral threshold Totalwhich the vote declares 4 percent surveyedch - the same as in early April. 0 percent of respondents declared to vote for another group, 7 percent replied "It's hard to say"; in early April it was 9 percent.
According to CBOS, the survey was carried out by means of computer-aided telephone interviews (CATI – 92.5 percent) and net interviews (CAWI – 7.5 percent) during the period of 22-24 April on a example of 1001 adults in Poland, of whom 895 people responded to the question of election preferences.
PAP
