LATEST SURVEY! Matovič’s OĽaNO fell below 10 percent: Kollár is growing, Pellegrini would win the election – Topky.sk

Survey that for television Joj did the AKO agency, it has extremely interesting results. A total of eight parties and movements would get into parliament.

Source: AKO

Petr Pellegrini’s Hlas-SD party would win the election in this period, gaining 18.2 percent. Pellegrini’s side gradually began to decline in preferences. For example, in the last survey they should have 18.8 percent, in mid-August it was almost 20 percent, at the beginning of the holidays almost 21 percent. For example, a year after the parliamentary elections, up to a quarter of respondents would vote.

Richard Sulík’s SaS coalition party, which would gain 14.5 percent, would currently finish second in the latest poll. Robert Fico’s Smer-SD would close just behind her with 13.8 percent. Subsequently, just below ten percent, the next coalition party, OĽaNO by Igor Matovič, would end up with 9.2 percent. Progressive Slovakia with 8.6 percent, We are the family of Boris Kollár with 7.4 percent, KDH with almost six percent and finally the Republic of former Kotlebovec Milan Uhrík with exactly five percent would get into the parliament.

The limit of election would not be exceeded by the Hungarian coalition Alliance – Szövetség, SNS Andrej Danka, but also by the current opposition party Kotlebovci-ĽSNS. It was they who had remained stable at just below ten percent for several years, and after the departure of several important faces who had formed their own party, their preferences began to gradually decline. Even the currently smallest coalition party For the People would end just above two percent. A good election of Tomáš Drucker would gain 1.8 percent, and the Commonwealth-Democracy 1.2 percent. Socialisti.sk, the Hungarian Forum, the KSS would end up below one percent by half a percent, then the Slovak Revival Movement and the Slovak PATRIOT would win 0.2 percent each.

As for the mandates, the winning party Hlas-SD would get the most – specifically 33 seats, SaS would have 26 seats, Smer-SD 25 seats, OĽaNO 17 seats, Progressive Slovakia 16 seats, We are a family of 13 seats, KDH 11 seats and Republic 9 seats. The current coalition would not be formed – if OĽaNO merged with SaS and We are a family, they would have 56 seats, at least 76 are needed for the majority government. in predominance – namely 67. They would have to unite with Progressive Slovakia, when they would have 83 seats.

If the current opposition (Voice-SD, Smer-SD and Republic) merged with the coalition We Are Family, they would have 80 seats, of which they would also form a government.

In terms of age structure, young people aged 18 to 33 would especially vote for the current coalition party SaS – up to more than 16 percent. This would be followed by Progressive Slovakia (9.1 percent), Sme rodina (8.7 percent), and Hlas-SD (7.9 percent). However, I do not know and I would not go to the polls – 15 and 16.5 percent – together with more than a third of respondents.

At the age of 34 to 49, the SaS party would also win – with 10 percent. It would be followed by Hlas-SD (9.1%), Smer-SD (7.1%), or Republika (6.8 percent). As in the previous group, here too the largest representation would have the option I do not know and I would not go to vote – 14.5 and 1.2 percent.

In the case of older people, the order begins to change – in the case of 50-65 years, up to 16.6 percent would vote for the Smer-SD party, followed by Smer (12%), the Alliance (6.6%), SaS (5.8%) or OĽaNO (5.4 percent). I do not know the answers and I would not go to the polls – 16.6 and 15.4 percent.

For seniors aged 66 and over, the ranking would be very similar – Smer would win with 15.7 percent, followed by Smer with 14.7 percent, OĽaNO with 9.4 percent, or KDH with 5.8 percent. As many as 20 percent would not be able to vote and 12.6 percent of questions could not be answered.

In terms of regions, in the Banská Bystrica region, the Smer party would win with 11.1 percent, the coalition parties would gain 6.8 percent (both for SaS and OĽaNO), 4.3% (We are a family) and For the People (1.7 percent. after almost 19 percent of respondents would not be able to vote, or did not know the answer to the question.

In the Žilina Region, Smer would win again, with 15.5 percent, followed by SaS (almost 11 percent), Smer-SD (10.1%) and KDH (6.2 percent).

In the Bratislava region, up to 23.6 percent would vote for SaS, followed by Progressive Slovakia (13%) or Hlas (6.5 percent). As many as 15.4 percent would not be able to vote.

In the Trnava region, most respondents would give their vote to the Smer party, in 10.1 percent of respondents, followed by OĽaNO, Hlas-SD and We are a family (both 7.1 percent) or SaS and Progressive Slovakia (both 5.1 percent). As many as 17.2 percent of respondents would not be able to vote.

In the Nitra region, Hlas would win with 14 percent, followed by the Alliance, the Smer party (8.5%) or the SaS (7.8%).

In the Trenčín Region, most people would choose Smer-SD and Hlas-SD (both by 13.4 percent), followed by SaS (almost 9 percent), Progressive Slovakia (8 percent). As many as 13.4 percent of voters would not be able to vote.

In the east of Slovakia, most respondents would vote for the Hlas party – in the case of the Prešov region it would be 13.6 percent, in Košice 13.2 percent. SaS (8.8 percent), Smer-SD with 8.2 percent, or OĽaNO and Republika (both 6.8 percent each) would then end up in Košice. In the Košice region, it would be 10.4 percent for OĽaNO, 9 percent re Smer-SD, and 6.3 percent for Sme rodina and KDH. In the East, almost 18 percent of people would not be able to vote.

From the point of view of education, equally remarkable results were achieved – in the case of completing a primary school or apprentice without a high school diploma, up to 16 percent would vote for Hlas, then Smer (9 percent), OĽaNO (6.8 percent), or We are a family (6 percent).

If the respondents had attained higher education – for example, a high school with a high school diploma, there would be up to two winners – Smer-SD and SaS (11 percent each), followed by Hlas (9.9 percent), OĽaNO (6.5%) and Progressive Slovakia (5.8%).

In the case of university students, almost 18 percent would choose SaS, followed by Progressive Slovakia (10 percent), Hlas (8.2%) and KDH (6.4%).

In the case of gender, the fight would be balanced – while men would vote for the Voice in 11.2 percent, women would do so in 12.7 percent. Men would then also cast a vote for SaS (10.2%), Smer-SD (8.7%), Progressive Slovakia (6.4%), or the Republic (5.4%). For women, the order would be slightly changed – the second would end Smer (9.4%), SaS (9.1%), OĽaNO (7.9%) and We are a family (5.4%).

The AKO agency conducted a telephone survey on a sample of thousands of people over the age of 18 throughout Slovakia. In the period 4.10.2021 to 7.10.2021.

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