Seym with Left and without Braun Shuffling in the latest poll

• Most respondents indicated that the majority government of the Civic Coalition would be the preferred government for Poland.

• Second place was the government of the Law and Justice with the Confederacy, followed by the majority government of the Law and Justice.

• In the parliamentary elections, however, the Civic Coalition would have the top support, overtaking the Law and Justice and the Confederation.

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‘What kind of government would you think would be best for you today? Poland“” asked SW investigation at the request of “Rzeczpospolita”. Most indications – 19.7 percent – gained the answer "major government Civil Coalition‘. The next place was taken by the option “Coalial Government PiS and Confederations” (13.8%), followed by “a major government Rights and Justice” (13.3 percent).

In turn, the respondents pointed out: "The government of the current KO-New Left-PSL coalition-Poland 2050“ – 13%, “larger government of the Confederation” – 9.7%, “coalitional government of the civilian Coalition and the Confederation” – 4.5% another than these options would like 9.3% of respondents. 16.7 percent of respondents had no opinion on the issue.

A survey. What government would Poles want?

The men surveyed supported the most "major government of the Civic Coalition" (21.4%). In turn, the most many women chose the answer "I have no opinion" (21.8 percent).

– A majority government of the civilian Coalition would be best for the country, according to all 4th individual (27%), who turned 50 years old and a akin percent of respondents (25%) with revenues exceeding PLN 7,000 net. Due to the place of residence, this solution is most frequently indicated by people from cities of between 200,000 and 499 000 inhabitants (32%) – comments the survey Przemysław Wesołowski, president of SW investigation research agency as quoted by ‘Rzeczpospolita’.

A organization poll. KO, PiS and Confederacy together on the podium

At the same time, the authors of the survey asked respondents, for which the group would voteIf the elections to the Sejm and the legislature were held next Sunday.

Most votes (30.1%) were received by the Civic Coalition. Second place was the Law and Justice (28.7%), and the podium closed the Confederacy (1.4.6%).

The following places in terms of the number of indications were taken: Left (7.1%), Confederation of the Polish Crown (4.6%), Polish People's Party (3.6 percent), full (3.1 percent), Poland 2050 (2.8 percent). 1.1 percent of respondents chose the "other" consequence and 4.3 percent of respondents could not indicate any of the proposed responses.