This footage was filmed and produced 15 October 2023.

The first official data from the elections in Poland, with 50% counted, grant 38.3% of the votes to the government party, the ultra-conservative Law and Justice, a wider advantage than the exit polls of this Sunday, but that would not be enough to form a government.

In second place, the Civic Platform of the liberal opposition Donald Tusk has collected 27.8% of the votes, while the center Third Way coalition obtains, for now, 14.4% of the support. The Left and the Confederation ultranationalists are currently assigned 8.2% and 7.3%, respectively.

These results differ significantly from the exit poll released at the close of election day, which unleashed euphoria among the opposition at the possibility of forming a multiparty alliance to oust Law and Justice, which has governed since 2015, from power.

SHOTLIST
1. Several of Jaroslaw Kaczynski of Poland's ruling conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party voting
2. Various from Jaroslaw Kaczynski after knowing the first results
3. Various of the liberal opponent Donald Tusk voting
4. Various of the liberal opponent Donald Tusk of the Civic Platform together with his followers after the first results were known
5. Various voting in Poland