I'm kind of relieved this actually looks pretty good
so far. Even though it's just the exit polls for now (at least not only CA is slow in counting
), it seems like the opposition majority here is too wide for a significant change in the final outcome? Or is there any chance PIS could rig something? Poland is still a EU country, which seems that rigging is impossible.
Another source of concern - though Polish posters or others familar may correct me - would be President Duda. I assume he will at first call upon PIS to form a govt and then once the mandate is retured Tusk will be assigned to form a coalition. PIS with these results doesn't have a path to majority. Not even with the far-right party, which before the election ruled out joining a PIS-led govt. I'm just worried that Duda could call for a snap election after PIS fails to form a govt and they remain in power as caretaker. I assume a snap election wouldn't take place until early next year. It could still be a risk for the PIS though, since such a move could backfire.
