Nearly half of Poles do not believe Poland will leave the EU after the 2027 elections
Nearly 46% of Poles consider the threat of Poland leaving the European Union after the 2027 parliamentary elections to be unrealistic.
This is according to the results of a SW Research poll conducted on March 25, 2026, commissioned by Onet.
Respondents were asked whether they consider the “Polexit” scenario—Poland’s exit from the EU after the 2027 elections—to be realistic.
- 45.9% of respondents said they do not consider this realistic.
- 29.9% considered Polexit a possibility.
- 24.2% of respondents stated that they had no opinion on the matter.
The survey was conducted via online interviews and covered various segments of the population.
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