Ruling party leads opinion poll, grassroots movement second

Poland's ruling United Right coalition received 35 percent support in the latest poll for a right-wing website, while the recently-emerged conservative Poland 2050 movement came second, outstripping the parliament's main opposition party. Poland 2050, led by former TV personality and Catholic writer Szymon Holownia, scored 25 percent, a Social Changes poll for the wPolityce.pl website found. The Civic Coalition, the strongest opposition grouping in parliament, could expect 17 percent backing. The other two parties with a chance of continued parliamentary representation are the Left and the far-right Confederation, on 10 and 7 percent, respectively.