Senate 2001
Senate 2001 Coalition Blok Senat 2001 | |
|---|---|
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| Leader | Krzysztof Piesiewicz |
| Founder | Kazimierz Kutz Krzysztof Piesiewicz Centre-right |
| Senate (2001) | 15 / 100
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The Senate 2001 bloc (
Movement for the Reconstruction of Poland ran on the ticket of the League of Polish Families
).
The parties involved in the alliance were:
- Solidarity Electoral Action (coalition of RS AWS, Agreement of Polish Christian Democrats and Christian National Union), a Christian democratic alliance led by Jerzy Buzek
- Conservative-People's Party), a liberal conservative party led by Maciej Płażyński
- Movement for Reconstruction of Poland, a conservative party led by Jan Olszewski
- Freedom Union, a classical liberal party led by Władysław Frasyniuk
Pre-election polling put the alliance on 30 to 40 seats. However, in the event, it won only 15 seats to the SLD-UP's 75. The alliance remained as a caucus in the Senate until the 2005 election, but didn't run for any other office. Law and Justice and Civic Platform continued cooperation also during 2002 local elections as POPiS coalition.
The size of the caucus entitled the party to one member,
accession in 2004, before elections
could be held.
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