Support for ruling party dips in Nov

Support for Law and Justice, the ruling party in Poland and the dominant force in the country's politics, has dipped recently, according to a fresh IBRiS opinion poll published in the daily Rzeczpospolita. If parliamentary elections were held in November, 28 percent of those polled would vote for ruling party Law and Justice (PiS), down 12 percent from the end of May. The main opposition grouping, the Civic Coalition (KO), would receive 23.1 percent support. The Poland 2050 movement would cross the threshold of 5 percent required for parliamentary representation, with backing of 14.9 percent.