The National Election of Poland

With the Sanacja increasingly adopting the policies and beliefs of the National-Democrat party, many saw it as a mere matter of time before the republic would once again open national elections. With the signing of the third National Constitution of Poland, elections have been resumed once more, but with the condition that parties deemed to be unpatriotic not be allowed to govern. “Unpatriotic” parties include the PSL along with most other major left-wing and centrist parties, leaving voters with few choices besides the National-Democrats. The National-Democrats emerged victorious in the elections, with competing parties like the Sanacja receiving only a fraction of the votes, granting the ND near-total control of the Republic.