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Exit polls suggest that Poland's ruling PiS party came first in the election but lost its parliamentary majority. If confirmed, this could mean a massive shift in Polish politics and the return of Donald Tusk as PM.

According to exit polls the ruling Conservatives (PiS) have come first in the election but it is the opposition lead by Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition (KO) which together with the centrist Third Way coalition and the Left look likely to have a majority in parliament

Projections show that the majority of voters in Poland’s general election supported opposition parties

Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party was ahead in a national election, an late exit poll showed on Monday, although it would fall short of a majority. The IPSOS late poll publish by Polsat News gave PiS 36.6% of votes, while the liberal Civic Coalition (KO) was in second place with 31% the centre-right Third Way was third with 13.5%, New Left had 8.6% and the far-right Confederation were on 6.4%.

Poland's liberal opposition, on Monday, celebrated exit polls, showing it had won a parliamentary majority in the weekend elections, paving the way for

Updated poll puts PiS on 36.6% and Tusk’s alliance on 31% but latter is likely to be able to form coalition

Poland's ruling nationalist Law and Justice party looks to have fallen short of a working majority in the nation's most pivotal election in decades. Follow DW for the latest.

Polish opposition leader Donald Tusk appears set to become the countrys next leader. With his likely election, it appears possible that a major bastion of right-wing populism in Europe has fallen.

Opposition parties appeared to gain a combined majority, according to exit polls. The final results have not yet been reported.

Poland’s opposition parties look set to take power in Poland after the general election in the country on Oct. 15, if Civic Coalition — a grouping of liberal, progressive and pro-European parties — can build a coalition in parliament.