Survey: Almost every second Pole wants a new party to emerge. This is mainly expected by the youth.

A recent IBRiS survey reveals that 44% of Poles support the emergence of a new political party, with younger voters showing the strongest desire for change. Among those aged 18-24, 59% favor a new party, while 65% of those aged 25-29 agree. In contrast, older voters, particularly those over 60, largely oppose this idea. Support for a new party is highest among individuals with higher education, with 49% in favor. The survey also indicates that over half of Confederation voters want a new party, while support among KO and PiS voters is lower. The poll was conducted from November 2-4, 2023, with a representative sample of 1001 Polish residents.

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