If we combine Kaczyński's last mouthpiece with polling trends, it is clear that The PiS loses, and Braun's Confederate and fascists gain.
If I were to analyse this in terms of stock exchange – technically and fundamentalally – I would bet on contracts that the Law and Justice will no longer exceed 30%, and the Confederacy, together with Braun, will keep a lasting increase above that level.
However, I am not certain that this would not be classical "changed the uncle of an axe for a stick".
Confederation and Braun are Economic liberal, which may be conducive to the economy, but systematically represent something in form modern version of classical fascism from the interwar period – especially in the Italian variant.
According to fresh CBOS data, the timetable would be as follows:
KO – 192
PiS – 140
Confederation – 80
Korona Polska (Braun) – 48
Total PiS + Confederate + Korona Polska = 268 mandates.
Formally it gives most, but politically it would be an highly unstable mixture.
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