TVN24 journalists obtained a list of members of the teams that are to develop the program of Jarosław Kaczyński's party before the next parliamentary elections. Dominant among them are names associated with the previous governments of the United Right. Particularly noteworthy is the presence of the former head of the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Interior and Administration, Mariusz Błaszczak, who will work in the defense team.
There were MEPs among them Patryk Jaki, who joined the foreign affairs team, and Tobiasz Bocheński, who will deal with internal affairs.
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According to TVN24 reports, it is also worth noting the wide representation of politicians associated with Zbigniew Ziobro. The former Minister of Justice himself, who is under investigation on 26 charges, including leading an organized criminal group, was included in the justice team. He will be accompanied by, among others: Marcin Warchołand former deputy minister of justice Michał Wośknown for the controversy surrounding Pegasus, will deal with environmental issues.
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New PiS program. Without Mateusz Morawiecki, but with Jacek Sasin
The biggest surprise – as TVN24 emphasizes – is the lack of former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on the list of program team members. Especially since he served as Minister of Finance and Development and was not even in the group for economy. This team includes the former Minister of State Assets, Jacek Sasin.
The established teams also included the one dealing with the state system. This may confirm speculations that PiS is planning to work on a new constitution. The team includes, among others: former Minister of Education and Science Przemysław Czarnekknown for his controversial statements and decisions.
Daniel Obajtek on energy policy in the new PiS program
TVN24 calculates that Daniel Obajtek, former president of Orlen and current MEP, was assigned to the team for climate and energy policy. He will be accompanied by the former Minister of National Education, Anna Zalewska.
Work on the new PiS program is a clear signal that Jarosław Kaczyński's party wants to redefine its future. However, the distribution of forces in the program teams and, above all, the absence of Mateusz Morawiecki, suggest that internal tensions in the group may be greater than it seems.
KO is the leader, PiS is the worst in years [SONDAŻ]
The latest research by the Institute of Market and Social Research (IBRiS) for Onet shows that the Civic Coalition (KO) could count on the greatest support in the upcoming parliamentary elections – 31.5 percent. 27.6% of people declared their vote for Law and Justice (PiS). respondentsand for the Confederation 14.1 percent. The study was conducted on November 14-15, 2025 on a sample of 1.1 thousand people. adult Poles.
The Civic Coalition recorded an increase in support by 1 percentage point in the survey. compared to the previous study. PiS gained 0.3 percentage points, but remains in second place.
Voter turnout is still a mystery. In the study, 59.3 percent respondents declared that they were considering participating in the elections. Among them, 45.7 percent answered “definitely yes”, and 13.6 percent “probably yes.” In turn, 19.8 percent respondents chose the “rather not” option, and 14.2 percent “definitely not.” 3% of respondents were undecided on this issue.
Prof. Antoni Dudek, a political scientist, in an interview with Onet noted that the Civic Coalition gained support at the expense of its potential allies. In the case of PiS, the situation is the opposite. “Confederation, which is a moderate ally, is taking over part of their electorate. The political scientist also pointed out the problem with the PiS leader. “As long as the party is headed by a politician in his eighties, there will be no change. President Kaczyński discourages young right-wing voters,” he said.
