More than a year before the parliamentary elections, Poland's political scene is entering a period of greater uncertainty. According to available information, the right is splitting into smaller factions, which points to a weakening of the long-standing model of two dominant political rivals in Poland. HVG ↗
However, this development will not necessarily automatically help the governing coalition of Prime Minister Donald Tusk. While the split on the right may change the balance among opposition parties, it also shows that forming a majority ahead of the elections could become more complicated. In this context, the Confederation and the Confederation of the Crown of the Polish Nation are also mentioned, but the sources provided do not give further verifiable details about their specific actions. ihned.cz ↗
The uncertainty is also confirmed by surveys of public expectations. According to two reports, a majority of Poles expect Tusk's government to lose its majority after the next parliamentary elections. The elections themselves are scheduled to take place in the autumn of 2027. svet.sme.sk ↗
In the coming months, Poland thus enters a period with an open question: whether the current governing coalition will manage to maintain support, and whether the fragmentation of the right will lead to a weakening of the opposition, or, on the contrary, to a new alignment of forces ahead of the elections. Onet Wiadomosci ↗
Tusk's government faces uncertainty ahead of elections in Poland
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