Poll: Smer-SD still on top

If a parliamentary election had been held at the end of last year, it would have been won by Smer-SD on 22.5 percent of the votes, followed by the far-right People's Party our Slovakia on 11.5 percent and For the People party of the former president Andrej Kiska on 11 percent. These results stem from a recent poll conducted by Median SK agency on a sample of 1,112 respondents between November 15 and December 23. Parties like OĽaNO (9.5 percent), Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) and the Progressive Slovakia-Together coalition (7.5 percent each), the Christian Democratic Movement (KDH, 6.5 percent), We Are Family (5.5 percent) and the Slovak National Party (SNS, 5 percent) would also make it into parliament. Left outside the Parliament would have been the Hungarian coalition and Good Choice (3 percent each) and Homeland (2 percent).