Confederation Liberty and Independence

In the beginning the coalition was known as the "Pro-Polish Coalition" and it was formed for the European Parliament election. In January 2019, Grzegorz Braun, Piotr Liroy Marzec and Kaja Godek joined the coalition, and on 27 February 2019, the official name was announced to be "Konfederacja KORWiN Braun Liroy Narodowcy".[15] On the 6th of March 2019, the political party "Federacja dla Rzeczypospolitej" (Federation for the republic ) joined the coalition, but on the 7th of June the party abandoned the coalition together with Piotr Liroy Marzec. On the 26th of July it officially gained the status of political party and two weeks later, on the 12th of August, the "Fundacja Życie i Rodzina" (Life and Family Foundation) together with its leader, Kaja Godek, abandoned the party, soon after on the following day, the party "Zjednoczenie Chrześcijańskich Rodzin" (Union of Christian Families) joined Confederation.

Confederation failed to obtain any seats in the European elections, gaining only 4.55% of the votes, below the threshold of 5%, although the initial results of exit polls gave them seats in the European Parliament.

In the national elections held on 13 October 2019, Confederation obtained 6.81% of the votes and introduced 11 MP to the Sejm.[16] Most of its support the party received in southeast and northern parts of Poland.[17]

Ahead of the 2020 Polish presidential election, it was announced that the party would host an American-style presidential primary.[18]

The winner of the presidential primaries was Krzysztof Bosak, thus becoming the Confederate candidate for the presidential election 2020.[19]

Election poster for Paweł Skutecki in O’Connell Street, Dublin, Ireland

Confederation's platform includes the following promises, as well as others:

• Taxation[20]
  • Eliminate the income tax
  • Make social insurance contributions optional
  • Reduce gasoline taxes
  • Reduce government spending
• Judicial[21]
  • Hire more judges' assistants
  • Restore capital punishment[22]
• Education[23]
  • Create a school voucher program
  • Allow parents to opt-out their children from sex-education classes
  • Create a cultural voucher that can be used on arts or museums
• National Security[24]
  • Allow licensed civilians to own firearms
  • Allow the use of nuclear energy
  • Oppose the European Union's refugee resettlement program
  • Oppose increases in immigration
  • Expect immigrants to integrate into Polish culture
  • Leave the European Union[25]
• Health[26]
  • Ban importation of garbage
  • Oppose the European Union's climate change rules
  • Protect human life from the moment of conception
• Business[27]
  • Abolish penalties for street trade
  • Raise the VAT exemption to PLN 400,000
  • Index the tax exempt amount to be approximately twelve times the minimum wage
  • Allow businesses to refuse services on moral grounds

During 2019 Polish parliamentary election around 20% of younger voters aged under-30 supported the grouping, two-thirds of its voters were male and more than three-fifths lived in smaller towns and rural areas[28].

• KORWiN (Poland)
• National Movement (Poland)
• Liroy
• Grzegorz Braun
• Kukiz'15
• United Right