Poland's ruling United Right coalition would be supported by 37 percent of voters if elections were held now, outstripping its main rival, the centrist Civic Coalition (KO), by 10 percent, a new poll has found. According to a Social Changes poll for wPolityce.pl, a right-wing website, only three other parties would stand a chance of entering parliament. The grassroots conservative movement Poland 2050 could count on 12 percent of the vote, the far-right Confederation would garner 9 percent and the Left would secure 7 percent, if elections were held on Sunday, September 19.