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The parliament building is seen through a European flag during a demonstration against a judicial reform pushed by lawmakers of the ruling Law and Justice party on Jan. 23, 2020, in Warsaw, Poland. 

Poland's right-wing opposition parties remain well-positioned to win a majority in the 2027 general election, though growing fragmentation among these parties will hinder postelection coalition talks, potentially leading to a government that includes far-right elements.

How Poland's Right-Wing Split Alters the 2027 Election Landscape

How Poland's Right-Wing Split Alters the 2027 Election Landscape | RANE

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The breakup of Poland's main opposition party further fragments the country's right-wing camp ahead of the 2027 parliamentary election, leaving a right-wing majority still likely but dependent on far-right support that would renew confrontation with Brussels and worsen relations with Ukraine.

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How Poland's Right-Wing Split Alters the 2027 Election Landscape

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