The decision marks the latest twist in a long-running political and legal battle linked to the judicial reforms implemented by PiS itself.

The decision marks the latest twist in a long-running political and legal battle linked to the judicial reforms implemented by PiS itself.
Tens of millions of zloty in public funding for PiS are at stake.
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Law and Justice (PiS): 35.38%; Civic Coalition (KO): 30.70%; Third Way (Trzecia Droga): 14.40%; The Left (Lewica): 8.61%; Confederation (Konfederacja): 7.16%.
Daniel Tilles
What have we learned from what appears to have been a successful opposition campaign?
“I rule out a coalition with PiS,” says the leader of the Polish People’s Party (PSL).
The ruling party and its leader have repeatedly emphasised that they have no desire for “Polexit”.
Mariusz Błaszczak published a classified document he says shows that when the PO was in power it planned to give up half the country if Russia invaded.
PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński rejected the idea as unaffordable less than a year ago.
Robert Bąkiewicz, a former leader of the National Radical Camp (ONR), last year warned of “Jewish blackmail” against Poland.
Ahead of the vote, the EU urged Poland not to form the Russian influence commission before the elections.
Farmers’ protest leader Michał Kołodziejczak must be “an idiot or an agent”, says the prime minister.
The EU and US had expressed concern that the body would be used to attack the opposition during the campaign.
The ruling party leader, who also serves as deputy prime minister, was speaking at a series of “military picnics” being organised by the defence ministry.
The ruling PiS party has now unveiled all four of its proposed referendum questions.