KO ahead of PiS for the first time since 2015: poll

The Civic Coalition would be voted for by 27 percent of respondents who declared to participate in the elections in July, while Law and Justice (along with Solidarna Polska and the Republicans) would be voted for by 26 percent of respondents, according to a Kantar Public poll published on the pollster's website.

The poll's authors point out that Civic Platform garnered more support than PiS the last time in April 2015.

The poll shows that the third position is occupied by two parties with the same score – Szymon Holownia's Poland 2050 Movement and the Left, which would be supported by 8 percent of voters. Next place is occupied by the Confederation with a score of 6 percent, followed closely by the PSL-Polish Coalition reaching electoral support of 5 percent.

The Kukiz'15 grouping, receiving 3 percent of the vote, Jaroslaw Gowin's Porozumienie party, with 1 percent support, and AgroUnia, also receiving 1 percent of the vote, would not get into the Sejm.

(PAP)