One year before the parliamentary elections, the opposition movement Action of Dissatisfied Citizens (ANO) continues to enjoy the greatest support in the Czech Republic, according to the latest polls published on Tuesday, November 12.
If the elections were held in October, the ANO, headed by the former prime minister Andrey Babishwould have obtained 33.5% of the votes, and the parties of the ruling coalition, the Civic Democratic Party (ODS) and the Movement of Mayors and Independents (STAN), would have obtained second and third place, respectively, with 12 % and 11%. %. This is demonstrated by the results of the latest national survey carried out by Median. An analysis of the poll showed that support for the three parties mentioned above has remained stable in recent months.
In addition to the 200-member lower house of the Czech Parliament, the opposition Pirate Party, the Freedom and Direct Democracy Party (SPD) and the non-parliamentary Biker Party and the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KSČM) could also send representatives. 6.5% of those surveyed would vote for the “pirates”, 6% for the “motorcyclists” and 5% for the SPD and 5% for the communists.
The support of the two small members of the current four-party ruling coalition, the Christian Democratic Party (KDU-ČSL) and the right-wing party TOP 09 (Tradition. Responsibility. Prosperity 09), has long been below the threshold of five percent. required to enter parliament. Both parties recently signed a memorandum with ODS to form an electoral coalition next year.
According to the survey, 59.5% of those surveyed would participate in the elections to the House of Representatives. In the last Czech elections in October 2021, voter turnout exceeded 65%.
