New party poll: Confederation gains, while Civic Coalition loses support
The latest poll conducted for "Super Express" shows interesting changes on the Polish political scene. If parliamentary elections were held this Sunday, the results might surprise many observers. Although the Civic Coalition remains the leader of the ranking, the party has recorded a clear decline in support compared to previous studies.
The Civic Coalition (KO) still holds first place in the ranking, but its lead over competitors has narrowed slightly. Voters are increasingly analyzing the government's actions, which influences their decisions at the ballot box. Despite the dip in form, the group still enjoys the highest level of trust among surveyed Poles.
The largest increase in support was recorded by Confederation Liberty and Independence. The party, led by Sławomir Mentzen and Grzegorz Braun, is gaining new supporters. Experts note that their message reaches people looking for an alternative to the largest parties. The growing popularity of Confederation could significantly impact the balance of power in the future parliament.
A slight improvement in results was also noted for the Left. Although the change is not spectacular, it allows the party to stabilize its position on the political scene. Other groups are trying to maintain their regular voters, but competition between parties is becoming increasingly intense and dynamic.
Polls are an important indicator of social sentiment, but it must be remembered that the political situation in Poland changes rapidly. The results show that Poles' preferences depend on many factors, such as the economy or national security. The coming months will show whether the current trends in party support will persist for longer.