Had a general election taken place in mid-May, it would have been won by the extra-parliamentary Voice-SD party on 18.2 percent of the votes, a poll carried out by AKO agency for private TV Joj revealed on Thursday. Voice-SD would have been followed by the co-governing Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) party on 14.3 percent and the opposition Smer-SD party on 13.5 percent. Other parties that would have made it into Parliament were: OLaNO - 10.7 percent, Progressive Slovakia (PS) - 9.7 percent, the Christian Democratic Movement (KDH) - 7.7 percent, the far-right Republic party - 6.2 percent, and We Are Family - 6.1 percent.
When converted into seats in the 150-member House, the allocations would have been as follows: Voice-SD - 32, SaS - 25, Smer-SD - 24, OLaNO - 18, Progressive Slovakia - 17, KDH - 13, Republic - 11, and We Are Family - 10.
The AKO agency carried out the survey between May 10 and 16 on a sample of 1,000 respondents.
Source: TASR
