The opposition led by Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition could form a majority despite the ruling Law and Justice being the biggest single party.
Supporters of the Third Way, a coalition of the centrist Poland 2050 party and the agrarian Polish People’s Party celebrate at the electoral headquarters in Warsaw
But the ruling nationalist conservative party won more votes than any single party, and said it would try to keep governing.But the polling agency Ipsos released a late exit poll on Monday morning, which combines the results of an exit poll carried out during Sunday’s election and the 50% of the votes already counted.It showed that the ruling nationalist conservative Law and Justice party took 36.
According to Ipsos, the ruling Law and Justice party of Jaroslaw Kaczynski appears to have obtained 198 seats, a sharp fall from the current slim majority it has held for the past eight years.
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