WARSAW — Poland’s parliamentary elections Sunday will once again be a contest between the ruling centrist Civic Platform party and the right-wing Law and Justice party — a bitter rivalry that has dominated Polish politics for the past decade.
Polls suggest that Law and Justice, which has been in opposition since 2007, will win. A survey by IPSOS released Thursday finds Law and Justice at 38 percent and Civic Platform trailing at 24 percent.
But this time the confrontation isn’t being led by old enemies Donald Tusk, the founder of Civic Platform and former prime minister, and Jarosław Kaczyński, who founded …read more
Source: European Voice
