Chaos in PiS Elections as Kaczyński Weighs Options

The internal affairs of the Law and Justice party (PiS) are currently marked by chaos and uncertainty, especially regarding the planned primary elections. Jarosław Kaczyński, the party leader, finds himself facing significant dilemmas as the party lacks the necessary organizational capacity and financial resources to smoothly conduct the primaries. Various potential candidates are being discussed within the party, including Mateusz Morawiecki and Przemysław Czarnek, but their prospects remain uncertain. Morawiecki, in particular, seems to be stepping back from presidential ambitions, which complicates the party's decision-making process further. Kaczyński is confronted with the challenge of selecting a strong candidate who can lead the party effectively; however, there is a pervasive reluctance among party members to approach him with questions about the future, highlighting the ambiguity in the party's strategic direction. As the elections on November 5 approach, the internal turmoil and the uncertainty in managing the party cast a shadow over PiS's chances. The party's hopes tied to global political events only intensify concerns about its future viability.