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2019 autumn parliamentary elections in Poland - will the opposition oust PiS from power?The latest update on the situation before the autumn parliamentary elections in Poland. A little explanation - it is not only PiS who rule Poland now. They are in fact called United Right and consists of PiS, United Poland and Agreement. But they are called PiS cause PiS is the biggets of them and those small satellites include politicians who once were PiS members.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Right
The United Right is going to the elections as one block. Current polls give them over 40% support. If the opposition were united, they would get a slightly better result. But they aren`t.
The opposition will go in two or three blocks. Conservative PSL refused to cooperate with centre PO if the latter keep close ties with socialists from SLD and liberals from Nowoczesna. PO refuses to drop liberal allies but are ready to give up leftists, especially old ex-communists from the past.
So, the first block - PSL as Polish Coalition, currently alone, probably with Kukiz 15.
Second block - PO as Citizen Coalition, with centre, mild right or mild left politicians from other parties.
Third block - left - currently nothing is decided but if they unite, it will be SLD, Wiosna and Razem
Wiosna (Spring) - liberal pro LGBT is still undecided who to go with. They realise they won`t pass the threshhold when alone so they need to join or create a coalition. e..g, cooperate with Razem (Together) extreme left or socialists from SLD. .
The far right Konfederacja which gained over 6% in recent Euro elections seems in disarray as leaders are quarreling about the division of seats and power before and after the autumn elections.