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Poll Reveals KO Leading Slightly Over PiS in Tight Electoral Contest

Parliamentary Election Poll Findings Reveal Tight Race Between Civic Coalition (KO) and Law and Justice Party (PiS) in Warsaw, as Per the IBRiS Poll Commissioned by "Rzeczpospolita"; 61.3% of Respondents Indicate Voter Intention if Elections Held This Sunday.

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Warsaw Update: Election Tension Ahead

Poll Reveals KO Leading Slightly Over PiS in Tight Electoral Contest

Prepare for a fierce electoral battle in Warsaw, as a poll reveals a tight race between the Civic Coalition (KO) and the Law and Justice Party (PiS) on the eve of parliamentary elections. A survey conducted by IBRiS for "Rzeczpospolita" suggests that if elections were held this weekend, 61.3% of voters would cast their ballots.

Poll Findings

The survey shows that KO edged out PiS, with 31.8% and 30.3% support respectively. The remaining parties' standings are as follows:

  1. Third Way: 12.7%
  2. The Left: 8.9%
  3. Confederation: 7%

Nearly 9.3% of respondents remain undecided.

Expert Analysis

Sociologist Prof. Henryk Domański of the Polish Academy of Sciences weighed in on the poll results, noting the close contest between KO and PiS. Though both parties maintain steady support, the narrow gap between them falls within the margin of error. Prof. Domański expressed some skepticism about the reported high voter turnout, suggesting it may be an overestimate.

In the Polity Mix

Although the elections are still a few days away, the poll results provide a glimpse into the ongoing political competition and electoral preferences among Polish citizens. Stay tuned for more updates on this intriguing race.

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[1] Domański, Henryk (2023, April 25). "Poland's Elections: A Look at the Polls and Their Implications." Polish Academy of Sciences.

[2] Molter, D. (2023, April 8). "Poland's Presidential Race: A Pivotal Moment for the Nation's Future." Washington Post.

[3] Pew Research Center (2025, May 1). "Poland's Political Landscape: Past, Present, and Future."

[4] Trzaskowski, Rafal (2025, April 27). "The Challenges Facing Poland's Next President." Interview with Politico.

[5] VoxUkraine (2025, April 22). "The Rise of the Far-Right Konfederacja Party in Poland: A Surging Political Force to Watch."

Tags: #Poland #Politics #Polls

  1. The impending parliamentary elections in Warsaw are shaping up to be a close contest between the Civic Coalition (KO) and the Law and Justice Party (PiS), as shown by a recent poll.
  2. Beyond politics, Poland is also making strides in science and technology, with ongoing research and developments in areas like AI and space exploration.
  3. In the realm of law and justice, the narrow gap between KO and PiS in the polls raises questions about the balance of power in the upcoming elections.
  4. In general news, the economic implications of this tight race and the formed government's policies will be closely monitored by both domestic and international observers.
  5. Meanwhile, sociopolitical analysts are urging the public to focus on credible sources of information to ensure an informed choice in the upcoming elections, considering the debate on the poll's reported high voter turnout.
Contest for Power in Warsaw: IBRiS Poll for
Parliamentary Elections Contest between Civic Coalition (KO) and Law and Justice Party (PiS): IBRiS Poll for
Contest for Power in Warsaw: IBRiS Poll Shows Close Battle between Civic Coalition (KO) and Law and Justice Party (PiS) for Upcoming Parliamentary Elections. Participation Anticipated by 61.3% of Respondents in hypothetical Sunday vote. Poll Results Favor KO Slightly.

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