Poland exit poll, majority of seats in opposition - Breaking news

10/15/2023, 7:46:53 PM

Highlights: Poland exit poll, majority of seats in opposition. Considering the seats, according to the exi-poll, the three opposition parties led by Donald Tusk would control a majority of the lower house of the Polish parliament. According to the exit poll of the Ipsos institute, the 'Law and Justice' (PiS) party led by the sovereignist Jaroslaw Kaczynski would obtain 200 seats, higher than the 163 that would go to Tusk's 'Civic Coalition'

Considering the seats, according to the exi-poll Ipsos, the three opposition parties led by Donald Tusk would control a majority of the lower house of the Polish parliament with 248 deputies compared to the 200 that the PiS would have by uniting with the extremists ... (ANSA)

According to the Ipsos poll, the three opposition parties led by Donald Tusk would control a majority in the lower house of the Polish parliament with 248 deputies compared to the 200 that the PiS would have if it joined forces with the right-wing extremists of the Confederation.
According to the exit poll of the Ipsos institute released by the broadcasterTvn24, the 'Law and Justice' (PiS) party led by the sovereignist Jaroslaw Kaczynski would obtain 200 seats, higher than the 163 that would go to Tusk's 'Civic Coalition'. However, he will be able to count on the 55 deputies of the 'Third Way' alliance and the 30 of the 'Left' revealed by the exit poll which gives the Confederation only 12 seats (total 212).