CBOS Survey. Minimal difference between PiS and Confederation

A recent CBOS survey indicates that if parliamentary elections were held in early November, 28.1% of respondents would vote for the Civic Coalition, a slight decrease from the previous month. Law and Justice would receive 15.8%, marking a significant drop of 2.4 percentage points. The Confederation follows closely with 15.4%, showing a notable increase of 2.6 points. New Left also saw a rise to 5.9%, the largest among all parties. Other parties, including Together and Polish People's Party, remain below the 5% threshold. Voter turnout intentions have increased to 77.7%, attributed to recent political events, particularly regarding the Constitutional Tribunal.

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