A new poll released by United Surveys by IBRiS shows a notable shift in the Polish political landscape, with the ruling coalition KO and the opposition PiS both seeing declines in support.
The survey indicates that 28.6% of respondents intend to vote for KO, down from previous levels, while PiS has fallen to 23%.
2% support. Meanwhile, the centrist Polska 2050 party remains below the parliamentary threshold, suggesting it may not secure seats in the upcoming election.
The most significant gain comes from the right-wing Confederation bloc, which now commands 15.7% of the vote, marking its largest increase in recent polling cycles.
Another right-wing entity, Confederation of the Polish Crown, also appears in the results with 10.2% support.
Meanwhile, the centrist Polska 2050 party remains below the parliamentary threshold, suggesting it may not secure seats in the upcoming election.
These results highlight growing fragmentation in Poland’s political arena, with voters increasingly turning toward smaller, more ideologically distinct parties.