2025-12-26 16:00
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2025-12-26 16:00
Two electoral blocs that will have a clear political agenda – such a strategy for the 2027 elections is proposed by Małgorzata Tracz (KO). In her opinion, democratic parties should be divided into a progressive-left and center-right bloc. As she emphasized, clear program demands will be important.
The conversation in the PAP Studio concerned, among others: parliamentary elections in 2027. Małgorzata Tracz (KO) was asked what strategy the current ruling coalition should adopt – whether the parties should run separately or create one electoral bloc.
– I have the impression that this is probably not the time for one big block. We have political parties that have such a center-right agenda, and this is where the Civic Coalition, Poland 2050, and PSL currently fit into this trend. On the other hand, there are a number of political or social groups that have a more progressive-left agenda, said Małgorzata Tracz.
– Perhaps two blocs would be better here and clear programmatic demands that would define the progressive-left bloc and the more center-right bloc, whose demands would be credible to voters – she added.
According to Tracz a good result from one list does not guarantee a majority in the Sejm. The creation of two electoral blocs is therefore intended to be a guarantee that it will be possible to create a coalition. As the MP emphasized, “there is a lot of room on the progressive-liberal, left-wing side of the political scene.”
She also addressed the question of whether she still intended to run from the KO list or from a more leftist list. – I think that everything will still be in the balance here. For me, the start itself is not as important as the so that after 2027 there will be a ruling coalition that will be able to implement the demands that I care about. So also those related to animal protection, those related to human rights, women's access to legal abortion, and marriage for all – she pointed out. – We simply have to implement this agenda because there is a very large group of people for whom these things are of great, enormous importance – she noted.
According to the MP, there is a “threat” that the coalition of Law and Justice and Confederation will take power. She expressed concern that the solutions adopted by the current government could then be withdrawn.
Interview by Michał Torz (PAP)
