New party poll: Civic Coalition and the Left could govern…
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New party poll: Civic Coalition and the Left could govern on their own”
* A new opinion poll shows that **Civic Coalition (KO)** remains the **most popular party** in Poland.
* **Law and Justice (PiS)** comes second, but with noticeably lower support.
* Other parties (like Confederation, Third Way, etc.) also receive smaller shares.
**Crucial takeaway**
* When the poll results are converted into **parliament seats (Sejm)**:
* A coalition of **KO + the Left (Lewica)** would likely have **enough seats to form a government on their own** (i.e., majority ≥ 231 seats).
* This means they **would not need additional coalition partners**.
**What that implies**
* The current ruling coalition (which includes more parties) could theoretically be simplified.
* It also suggests:
* **Stronger position of KO**
* **Improved performance of the Left**
* Weakening or fragmentation of some smaller parties
**Broader context**
* Recent polls consistently show:
* KO in the lead (\~30–32%)
* PiS in second (\~20–23%)
* Smaller parties competing around or just above the threshold
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* A new opinion poll shows that **Civic Coalition (KO)** remains the **most popular party** in Poland.
* **Law and Justice (PiS)** comes second, but with noticeably lower support.
* Other parties (like Confederation, Third Way, etc.) also receive smaller shares.
**Crucial takeaway**
* When the poll results are converted into **parliament seats (Sejm)**:
* A coalition of **KO + the Left (Lewica)** would likely have **enough seats to form a government on their own** (i.e., majority ≥ 231 seats).
* This means they **would not need additional coalition partners**.
**What that implies**
* The current ruling coalition (which includes more parties) could theoretically be simplified.
* It also suggests:
* **Stronger position of KO**
* **Improved performance of the Left**
* Weakening or fragmentation of some smaller parties
**Broader context**
* Recent polls consistently show:
* KO in the lead (\~30–32%)
* PiS in second (\~20–23%)
* Smaller parties competing around or just above the threshold
#local
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