Kaczyński and Morawiecki bury the hatchet? The results of the fresh poll

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A survey conducted by the United Surveys by the Institute of IBRiS on behalf of Virtual Poland shows that more than half of Poles supply for a re-agreement and cooperation between Jarosław Kaczyński and Mateusz Morawiecki after a divided on the right side of the political scene.

A full of 50.1 percent of respondents consider the script of re-cooperative leaders likely. In this group, 15.4 percent of the respondents chose the consequence "I powerfully agree", while 34.7 percent assessed this option as "more likely". A different opinion is expressed by 32.5 percent of respondents, with 19.4 percent choosing the option "I do not agree" and 13.1 percent "I do not agree". The percent of people without an opinion was 17.4 percent.

The distribution of votes varies according to the political preferences of the respondents. The strongest conviction of the future truce prevails among opposition voters, where the full optimism reaches 64 percent (25 percent "yes" and 39 percent "yes", while the deficiency of religion in the agreement declares 21 percent (16 percent "no" and 5 percent "no") and 15 percent remains undecided.

Among the Confederacy's sympathisers, the truce considers it possible to 56 percent of the respondents (25 percent “agreementally agree”, 31 percent “more or little agreeable”), 21 percent sceptically evaluates this script (12 percent “perhaps not”, 9 percent “decision not”) and 23 percent are incapable to take a clear position.

Equal distribution among KO voters

Among the supporters of the ruling camp, opinions were almost equally shared. The imagination of re-cooperation supports 43 percent of them (10 percent of the "decisive", 33 percent of the "persistent", while skepticism is 47 percent (24 percent of the "presently not", 23 percent of the "decisive not", and 10 percent have no opinion.

In the another voters' group, 39 percent of the respondents believe in the script (8 percent of the "decisive", 31 percent of the "decisive", 32 percent (19 percent of the "preciously not", 13 percent of the "decisively not", and 29 percent of the undecided respondents are negative.