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A political shockwave is rippling through the country after the latest voting figures revealed an unexpected rise for Civic Agreement, the party associated with controversial politician Grzegorz Braun. What many observers once dismissed as a fringe movement has now emerged as a serious force, outperforming rivals and forcing the political establishment to take notice.

According to newly released polling and early voting analyses, Civic Agreement has recorded a dramatic increase in public support, marking one of the most surprising shifts in the current political landscape. Analysts say the results point to growing voter frustration with traditional parties and a widening appetite for alternatives that position themselves outside the mainstream.

A Surge Few Predicted
Just months ago, Civic Agreement hovered on the margins of national relevance. Today, it is being discussed as a potential kingmaker in future parliamentary dynamics. Political commentators describe the surge as “unprecedented,” particularly given Braun’s polarizing public image and uncompromising rhetoric.

“This is not a normal fluctuation,” said one political analyst. “It’s a protest signal. Voters are clearly trying to send a message to the political class.”

Supporters argue that the party’s rise is rooted in its anti-establishment stance, emphasis on national sovereignty, and sharp criticism of both domestic elites and international institutions. For disillusioned voters, Civic Agreement represents defiance against what they see as political stagnation and broken promises.

Establishment Parties on Edge
The sudden shift has reportedly triggered concern among established parties, many of which are now scrambling to reassess campaign strategies. Behind closed doors, party insiders admit the numbers are alarming, especially in regions once considered politically “safe.”

Several rival politicians have already attempted to downplay the results, calling them temporary or driven by emotional reactions rather than long-term conviction. Yet others warn that ignoring the trend would be a serious mistake.

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