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I have an idea for the political parties in modern day Poland:

National Solidarity
Color: Dark blue
Ideology: Center Right, Conservative on economic issues
One of the two successors to the Solidarity movement, and is still the dominant party in the Sejm, though it seems to be gradually losing seats.

People's Solidarity
Color: Dark Red
Ideology: Left leaning, Liberal on economic issues, conservative on social issues.
The other major successor of the Solidarity movement, currently under fire for Pro-Russian statements made by the party leader.

Commonwealth Restoration Party
Color: Teal
Ideology: Moderate, Liberal on Social issues
Although its major issue, as the name suggests, is to restore the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth by gaining a majority in the Parliements of both nations, it has become increasingly popular in Poland as a moderate "third way" party.

Socialist party
Color: Red
Ideology: Far left, Communist, Planned Economy
The far left contingent of the Polish Sejm, popular in industrial areas.

Ashkenazi Rights Coalition:
Color: Light Blue
Ideology: Left leaning, Jewish Interests
Formed from a number of smaller parties, designed to protect the rights of Jews in a predominantly Catholic country.

Polish Heritage Party:
Color: Offically Red and White, de facto usually Grey
Ideology: Far Right, Nationalist, Xenophobic
Although they'd despise the comparison, they are basically the Polish version of the New White Movement in Russia. Currently the smallest party in the Sejm, but gaining popularity due to their populist sentiments...

I might try to make an election map later, which will also show my vision for Modern Poland's borders