According to the April SANEP survey, Smer retained first place ahead of PS, which it reached after a year in March.
According to the current exclusive survey by SANEP for ta3 television from the second half of April, the party Smer would win the elections, followed by Progressive Slovakia. The Republika movement would finish in third place. In the second half of April, representatives of eight political parties would sit on the benches.
Compared to the March measurement, there was no change at the head of preferences, while Smer slightly improved and consolidated its leading position over Progressive Slovakia. If parliamentary elections were held at the time of this survey, 14.6% of respondents would not be able to decide which party to vote for. Another 16.1% declared that they would not participate in the elections. 69.3% of eligible voters would be decided and they would distribute their votes as follows.
He would win the parliamentary elections in the second half of April Direction with a gain of 20.5 percent of the vote, improving by 0.2 percentage points compared to last month. In the event that the voters, who are now only considering choosing the Smer party as their second option, finally decide to vote for this party, it could win up to approximately 23 percent of the votes in the elections.
The party would finish in second place Progressive Slovakia with a gain of 19.7 percent of the vote, while this party lost 0.2 percentage points compared to last month. The electoral potential of the Progressive Slovakia party is currently around 21.5 percent.
The movement would end up in third place Republic with a gain of 12.1 percent of the vote, improving by 0.3 percentage points compared to last month. The electoral potential of the Republika movement is around 13.5 percent.
The party would finish in fourth place Voice with a gain of 8.2 percent of the vote. In fifth place, the movement would end Slovakia with 7.4 percent of the vote, followed by the party SaS with a gain of 6.9 percent of the vote.
The side would finish in seventh place KDH with a gain of 6.3 percent of the vote, followed by the party Democrats with a gain of 5.5 percent of the vote. No other political party would get into parliament at the moment.
They would remain in front of the gates of the parliament in the second half of April CIS (4.1%) also Alliance – Szövetség (3.9%). Not even a party would exceed the necessary five percent threshold We are family (3.1%).
The survey by the SANEP agency also shows that almost seventy percent of the respondents have decided which political party they would vote for in the event of parliamentary elections. Currently, almost fifteen percent of the respondents are hesitating.
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Converted to mandates in the parliament, according to the current survey of electoral preferences by SANEP, the Smer party would win 36 mandates, Progresívne Slovakia 34 mandates and Republika 21 mandates. The Hlas party would gain 14 mandates and the Slovakia movement 13 mandates. SaS would gain 12 mandates in the National Council of the Slovak Republic, KDH 11 mandates and the Democrats 9 mandates.
The aforementioned exclusive survey by SANEP for ta3 television was conducted on April 15-20, 2026. Data collection was carried out using the CAWI method on a sample of 2,150 respondents, who represent a representative sample of the population of the Slovak Republic aged 18 and over. The statistical error is within ±1.5%.
The current survey is based on the answers of 69.3% of respondents, who represent a group of determined voters. All results and models shown are valid only at the time of data collection.
