Did opposition remove PiS from power? Estimated results of the elections in Poland

According to the estimated results of the voting in the Sunday parliamentary elections, PiS won 36.8 percent of the votes, the Civic Coalition - 31.6 percent, the Third Way - 13 percent, the Left - 8.6 percent, and the Confederation - 6.2 percent. The Non-Party Local Government with 2.4 percent of the votes did not make it to the Sejm. The estimated turnout was 72.9 percent. The referendum turnout was 40 percent of the eligible voters.

The democratic opposition (Civic Coalition, the Third Way, the Left) would end up with 248 places in Parliament. The majority in the Sejm is 231 votes.  

The estimated voting results in the parliamentary elections and the referendum, i.e. the results of the exit poll, were presented on Sunday just after 9 p.m. on TVP, Polsat, and TVN. The study was conducted by the Ipsos polling agency.

The survey was conducted in front of 900 randomly selected polling stations, and the data was collected by Ipsos pollsters, who asked people to complete a short survey that included questions about the votes cast that day.

(WBJ)