– We request to take full power due to the fact that the president acts like a ram, but his capabilities are limited. Poland needs a good government, and a good government means that it is simply a government that will have strong support. And specified support – and believe me, due to the fact that possibly there are besides many Confederate supporters here – can only arise if it is the government of the Law and Justices – said Jarosław Kaczyński on Thursday during his speech in Białystok.
PiS first in the final poll
Why? due to the fact that the Confederate constantly declares – and we have been silent for a long time – we did not want to rise it, but there is already besides much of it, there are inactive these offensive speeches, so she declares that she is ready with the PO, and erstwhile she is ready with the PO, then all her declarations about patriotism etc. are, I no longer want to usage ugly terms, what can be done with them," added the president of PiS.
As we reported on Wednesday, according to the latest survey conducted by investigation Partner on the Ariadne PiS panel is number one. Currently, 31.4% of respondents would vote for Jarosław Kaczyński, which means an increase in support by 1.8 percent points compared to the erstwhile study.
The second place is taken by the Citizen Coalition with a score of 27 percent, with a decrease of 2.2 percent points. The 3rd position was supported by the Confederation, which supports 11.3 percent of respondents – an increase of 1.8 percent points.
There would be only a Left in the Sejm, keeping its quotations at 6.3 percent. This means that the electoral threshold would only exceed 4 groups.
Elections in 2027 will be a test for the Tusk government
The another parties were below the 5% threshold. Grzegorz Braun's group can number on 3.5 percent, Poland 2050 and the full organization for 2.9 percent and PSL – only 1.9 percent. another groups combined only 0.5%.
Let us remind: in 2027 there will be another parliamentary election, which will be a key test for the Donald Tusk government. The current ruling squad highlights its economical achievements – falling inflation, unchangeable GDP growth or ambitious investment in defence, energy and health.
However, it is the voters who will measure whether the promises have been translated into a real improvement in the quality of life. The incoming vote will so not only be a summary of the first term, but besides a test of assurance in the way chosen by the current head of government.
