New IBRiS poll: PiS still leads, but would lose Sejm majority

The Law and Justice (PiS) party continues to enjoy the most support among Poles, but can no longer count on winning a majority in the Sejm. Moreover, even in a coalition with Kukiz'15, PiS would not receive more votes than the opposition, which could take power. These are the results of the latest IBRiS poll, conducted for Onet. The poll indicates that 29.3 percent would vote for PiS. This is a decrease of two percentage points compared to the previous survey. In second place is Nowoczesna, supported by 22.9 percent, up three points. In last place is the former ruling party Civic Platform, which has only 16.3 percent of support, down two points from the previous survey. Three other parties would make it into the Sejm: Kukiz'15 (6.8 percent), SLD (5.3 percent), and PSL (5.2 percent). This translates into 180 seats for PiS, 127 for Nowoczesna, 90 for PO, 19 each for Kukiz’15 and PSL, and 14 for SLD.