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A recent survey shows that the Civic Coalition is gaining support in the Polish parliament while PSL has recorded the largest increase.

A majority of people in Extremadura attribute the delay in forming a government with María Guardiola to the far-right party Vox, as per a survey.

A recent CBOS survey reveals that Law and Justice (PiS) is experiencing its lowest support in years, with the opposition Coalition Citizen gaining ground.

Troels Lund Poulsen has announced his candidacy for prime minister but faces challenges reflected in new survey results.

Radosław Sikorski conducted an unorthodox survey on social media, asking his followers who should become the future prime minister of Poland if the Law and Justice party wins the parliamentary elections in 2027.

The latest Ipsos survey shows the Civic Coalition leading, followed closely by Law and Justice, with significant challenges for smaller parties in Poland's political landscape.

Francisco Camps, the former president of Valencia, criticizes the PP's leadership and pays for a survey highlighting declining support for the party, particularly against Vox.

Francisco Camps, former president of Generalitat, claims a new survey indicates he is the most favored candidate for the leadership of the Valencian People’s Party (PP) over current leaders Llorca and Catalá.

A survey shows that half of Finnish SMEs believe that U.S. President Donald Trump's policies are impacting their operations, with significant differences in concern among political party supporters.

A survey by Asahi Shimbun and Tokyo University revealed a divide between Japan's ruling LDP and the Ishin party over a proposed 10% reduction in the number of representatives, with all opposition parties largely opposing the idea.

A survey by Asahi Shimbun and the University of Tokyo shows that parties, except for Team Mirai, support the reduction or abolition of the consumption tax, with varying degrees of agreement among them.

A recent survey conducted by Asahi Shimbun and the University of Tokyo reveals that among winners of the recent House of Representatives election in Japan, only candidates from the center and the Communist Party lean towards a partnership with China.

The PiS party calls for President Karol Nawrocki to veto a bill aimed at implementing the SAFE program, which is a financial tool for enhancing defense in EU countries.

In February, the Social Democratic Party saw an increase in support, now ranking third in popularity according to Kantar Emor's survey results.

Support for the Social Democratic Party in Estonia increased in February, according to Kantar Emor's survey.

A survey reveals that most French citizens disapprove of the LFI's response to the murder of a nationalist activist, Quentin Deranque, leading to potential political repercussions for the party.

A survey reveals that the political barrier against the right-wing AfD party is weak among mayoral candidates in Wolfratshausen and Geretsried.

A new poll indicates that Poland's Civic Coalition (KO) is leading but has lost ground, while the Confederation party is gaining support.

A majority of Estonian citizens remain dissatisfied with Prime Minister Kristen Michal's performance, according to a monthly survey conducted by the Institute of Social Sciences and Norstat Estonia.

A recent CBS News survey reveals that American voters perceive the Democratic Party as "weak" and the Republican Party as "extreme," indicating significant internal divisions and a growing distrust towards traditional political leadership.

A survey reveals that 65% of Mexicans believe that the electoral reform proposed by President Sheinbaum will ensure free and fair elections, while 27% think it will concentrate power in the ruling party, Morena.

A recent survey shows that 62 percent of Czechs support the continuation of a munitions initiative, with notable differences in support across political party lines.

A new survey indicates that young voters in Japan are increasingly supportive of the Liberal Democratic Party under PM Sanae Takaichi, signaling a potential rightward shift in Japanese politics.

A recent survey indicates that the younger generation in Japan is increasingly supportive of Prime Minister Sanae Takaiichi and the ruling Liberal Democratic Party following their electoral victory.

A recent survey finds that 52% of Poles support the reinstatement of mandatory military service.

The Motorists party in Czechia is experiencing a decline in voter support due to reasons related to the ongoing conflict in Turkey, as indicated by a new survey.

The Italian Democratic Party (PD) is conducting a survey to understand citizens' feelings and expectations about their lives and the future of Italy.

A joint survey by Asahi Shimbun and the University of Tokyo revealed that while 54% of LDP candidates support a 10% reduction in the number of House of Representatives members, nearly all candidates from the Ishin party are in favor, highlighting a significant division between the coalition partners on issues like corporate donations and secondary capital proposals.

A recent survey reveals that 53% of Liberal Democratic Party candidates support a significant increase in Japan's defense budget, even if it entails greater financial burden on the citizens, while over 90% of candidates from major parties advocate for strengthening defense capabilities.

Recent reports suggest internal conflicts within the Law and Justice party, particularly tensions between factions opposing and supporting former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

A joint survey by Asahi Shimbun and the University of Tokyo found that 90% of candidates from the Liberal Democratic Party support a proposed Spy Prevention Law, with even stronger support from candidates of other parties, predicting significant opposition in the National Diet following the upcoming general elections.

A survey by Opinia24 for February indicates that voter turnout for the upcoming parliamentary elections could reach 74%, with more respondents expressing strong intentions to vote for the ruling PiS party compared to the opposition KO party.

A recent poll indicates that if parliamentary elections were held this Sunday, the Civic Coalition would win with 32% support, marking a 1.1 percentage point increase, while the Polish People's Party experiences a notable decline.

A recent survey indicated that while overall public opinion is against a merger between the Democratic Party and the Innovation Party, 47% of Democratic supporters are in favor, contrasting with 55% of National Power supporters who oppose it.

The SDP has increased its support to 25% in Yle's latest party support survey, despite facing controversies related to harassment and inappropriate treatment.

A recent survey shows President Lee's approval ratings at 63%, with the Democratic Party at 41% and the National Power Party at 22%.

A survey shows that 60% of candidates from the Komei Party's centrist faction view a coalition with the Liberal Democratic Party positively, while about 90% from the Constitutional Democratic Party reject the idea.

A new survey shows that Orriols' party is expected to surpass Puigdemont's party in direct voting intentions in Catalonia, reflecting a significant rise in their political support.

A recent survey by IBRiS reveals a growing support for the Civic Coalition, led by Donald Tusk, with 31.4% of respondents favoring it over the Law and Justice party, which stands at 23%.

In January, only the Reform Party saw an increase in support, maintaining its position in third place according to a weekly survey by the Institute of Social Research and Norstat Estonia.

The latest survey results show that out of the top three political parties in Estonia, only the Reform Party managed to increase its support in the first month of the year.

The Japan Confederation of A-Bomb Sufferers Organizations conducted a survey regarding the Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty, revealing that only 21% of legislators responded, with none from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party expressing support for Japan to sign and ratify the treaty.

The newly formed Centrist Reform Coalition, created by the Constitutional Democratic Party and Komeito to counter Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's sudden House of Representatives dissolution, is facing difficulties as they are not achieving the broad support necessary to grow their base, reflected in low party approval ratings according to Asahi's recent survey.

According to an NHK survey, 63% of respondents for the upcoming House of Representatives election on February 8 stated they would definitely vote or have already voted early, marking a 5-point increase compared to the previous week’s survey.

A recent survey by Maskína indicates notable fluctuations in party support across the nation, with some parties faring better than others.

A recent survey by Le Monde shows that an increasing number of French citizens, now 42%, agree with the ideas proposed by the far-right National Rally party led by Marine Le Pen.

The AfD expands its lead over the Union, reaching a new high of 27% in the latest GMS survey, three points ahead of CDU/CSU at 24%.

A recent poll conducted by Pollster for 'Super Express' reveals the political party preferences of Poles at the beginning of 2026, indicating that despite some shifts, there are no dramatic changes compared to last year's trends.

A recent survey indicates that if elections were held this weekend, 34.2% of Poles would vote for the Civic Coalition (KO), while the ruling party PiS trails behind at 29.88%.

A recent survey reveals that many citizens feel the People's Party is failing to execute its initiatives effectively in the current government coalition.