Gap between PO and PiS widens

According to a recent survey by Estymator, a coalition of three conservative parties spearheaded by Law and Justice (PiS) would receive 41 percent of the vote, if the elections were held last Sunday. The conservative coalition would have 256 seats in the parliament and would be able to rule on its own. The poll showed that the ruling party Civic Platform (PO) would garner 28 percent of the vote. One more grouping would make it to the parliament - a movement led by rock musician Paweł Kukiz can count on a six percent of the vote. Although United Left, a coalition of left-wing parties, would also win six percent of the vote, it wouldn't pass an eight percent threshold for coalitions.