Polish polls put Civic Coalition ahead, PiS trailing, and rate Czarnek poorly
Recent opinion polls in Poland indicate that the Civic Coalition (Koalicja Obywatelska) leads the upcoming parliamentary election, gathering roughly 31‑33 % support. Law and Justice (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość) follows with about 24‑30 % depending on the survey, while the right‑wing Confederation holds around 12‑13 % and other parties sit near or below the electoral threshold.
Voter turnout is projected to be high, with 73‑76 % of respondents saying they would vote, and about half indicating a firm intention to go to the polls.
A separate poll on the suitability of PiS's prime‑minister candidate, Przemysław Czarnek, shows a stark rejection: 64.2 % of participants said he would be a bad premier, while only 18.3 % viewed him positively.