Poland coalition joint list poll shows under 40% public support

A new survey commissioned by rp.pl surveyed 800 internet panel members aged 18 and over on 9‑10 June 2026 about a possible joint list of the governing coalition parties – Civic Coalition, PSL, Poland 2050 and the New Left. Only 39.8% of respondents said they would consider voting for such a list, while 42.8% expressed no willingness to support it; the remaining 17.4% were undecided. Support was higher among men (42.2%) than women (37.5%). The poll suggests the joint‑list concept would not reach the 40% threshold needed for a viable electoral option and raises doubts within the coalition about pursuing the strategy for the 2027 parliamentary elections. PSL has indicated plans to run independently, adding further uncertainty to the coalition’s future alignment.