Polls: PiS behind PO, PM Kopacz is doing badly

The Poland's ruling party Civic Platform (PO) is a neck ahead of the main opposition grouping, Law and Justice (PiS) in a survey conducted for Rzeczpospolita daily. As much as 36 percent of the respondents would vote for the ruling PO and just one percent less for PiS in its coalition with other right-wing parties. SLD (Democratic Left Alliance) had a 10-percent public support and PSL (the Polish People's Party) would gain eight percent of the votes. Libertarian New Right and Palikot’s Your Movement would not make the electoral threshold of five percent, according to the survey. What’s more, as much as 52 percent of the respondents are unsatisfied with PM Kopacz’s performance (a rise of 14 percentage points) and only 35 percent of them evaluated her work well. President Bronisław Komorowski is still popular among Poles, the daily informed. As many as 66 percent of the respondents (an increase of 4 percentage points) claimed that he has been doing good and only one third said the opposite.