The Third Way, a smaller coalition in Poland, could play a decisive role in the election outcome. This centrist bloc has been critical of both major parties, asserting that neither adequately represents Poland’s best interests.

However, its leader, Szymon Hołownia, has consistently criticized the performance of the incumbent PiS party and declared his unwillingness to form a coalition with them.

Dariusz Klimczak, another prominent figure within the Third Way, confirmed that the coalition would not engage in coalition discussions with PiS, as their campaign primarily centered on critiquing PiS’ economic, health, education, and foreign policies.

Following the exit polls, Third Way candidates seemed inclined to explore government participation as part of an opposition alliance.

Klimczak mentioned that opposition leaders have maintained ongoing communication, and substantial talks regarding a coalition government would commence shortly after the official results are announced.

On Monday, Duda commended the remarkable voter turnout, expressing his appreciation for the high level of Polish engagement in the election.

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