photo Kalinka261015, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Aike 3.0 en / DALL-EFive parties would enter the next Sejm according to the latest Pollster investigation Institute organization poll for “Super Express”. The investigation leader proved to be the Law and Justice, which in terms of support precedes the civilian Coalition and the Confederation. The election threshold would besides exceed Nowa Lewica and Poland 2050 Szymon Holownia.
If parliamentary elections were held next Sunday the Law and Justice would prevail. According to the poll of the Pollster investigation Institute – PiS can number on 33.53 percent support, which means an increase of 1.9 percent points compared to the erstwhile survey of the same laboratory.
The civilian Coalition came second with a score of 31.94 percent. Although the results of PiS and KO are very similar, Donald Tusk's organization scored a drop of 0.66 percent points.
In 3rd place, with unchangeable results, the Confederacy was placed, for which 12.46 percent of the respondents intend to vote.
Nowa Lewica, with the support of 6.71 percent (- 0.61 percent points) and Poland 2050 with 5.31 percent votes (+ 1.86 percent points).
Two another parties included in the poll would deficiency little than 1 percent point to enter the lower chamber of the Polish Parliament. This is simply a organization of Adrian Zandberg (-1.29 percent points), who would vote 4.2% of respondents and Confederation of Polish Crown Grzegorz Braun, who supports 4.17% of respondents (- 0.94 percent points).
The worst score among the major parties was noted by the Polish People's Party, for which only 1.35 percent of respondents declared voting (after a decrease of 0.13 percent points).
The survey was conducted by the Pollster investigation Institute on September 10 and 11 by the CAWI method on a example of 1020 adult Poles.
Source: se.pl
