In a telephone survey carried out by Kantar on December 10-12, respondents were asked which party they would vote for in parliamentary elections.

31% said they would vote for the United Right ruling coalition (Law and Justice, United Poland), which is 1 percentage point less then in the previous poll by Kantar for "Fakty" TVN and TVN24, carried out in October.

24% would pick the Civic Coalition parliamentary alliance (Civic Platform, Modern, Polish Initiative, The Greens) - 2 pp less than in the previous poll.

14% of respondents said they would vote for Szymon Hołownia's Poland 2050 - 1 point less than in October.

Far-right Confederation Liberty and Independence would secure 7% of votes - 2 pp less than previously.

The Left alliance (Democratic Left Alliance, Spring, Razem) would win 6% of votes - the same as in October.

6% of respondents said they would vote for Polish Coalition - Polish People's Party alliance, which is 2 points more than in October's poll. This means the alliance would make it to the parliament.

Kukiz'15 would win 2% of votes and thus not pass the minimum threshold. However, this is a significant improvement as the party scored 0% in the previous survey.

Jarosław Gowin's Accord party would win 1% of votes - exactly the same as previously.

8% of those asked picked "don't know/hard to say/refuse to answer" option, which is 1pp more than last time.