10th term Sejm and 11th term Senate of Poland

10th term Sejm & 11th term Senate of the Republic of Poland
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Sejm and Senate Complex of Poland
Overview
Legislative body	Parliament of Poland
Jurisdiction	Poland
Meeting place	Sejm building complex, Warsaw, Poland
Term	13 November 2023 (2023-11-13) – present
Election	15 October 2023
Government	Tusk III: [a]   Civic Coalition   Polish People's Party   Poland 2050   New Left
Opposition	Law and Justice   Left Together   Confederation   Free Republicans
Website	sejm.gov.pl senat.gov.pl
10th term Sejm
Members	460 deputies
Marshal of the Sejm	Szymon Hołownia, PL2050
Deputy Marshals of the Sejm	Dorota Niedziela, PO Monika Wielichowska, PO Piotr Zgorzelski, PSL Włodzimierz Czarzasty, NL Krzysztof Bosak, RN vacant, PiS
Party control	October 15 Coalition
11th term Senate
Members	100 Senators
Marshal of the Senate	Małgorzata Maria Kidawa- Błońska , PO
Deputy Marshals of the Senate	Rafał Grupiński, PO Magdalena Biejat, Ind Michał Kamiński, UED Maciej Żywno, PL2050 vacant, PiS
Party control	Senate Pact 2023 majority

The 10th term Sejm and the 11th term Senate is the legislature of the Republic of Poland following the 2023 Polish parliamentary election held on 15 October 2023 which returned 460 deputies to the Sejm and 100 senators to the Senate.

The Parliament of Poland held its inaugural meeting on 13 November 2023.

Current standings

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Standings in the 10th Sejm and the 11th Senate

Affiliation		Deputies (Sejm)			Senators (Senate)
		Results of the 2023 election	As of 22 February 2025	Change	Results of the 2023 election	As of 22 February 2025	Change
Parliamentary clubs
	Law and Justice	194	190	4	34	34
	Civic Coalition	157	157		41	41
	Poland 2050	33	32	1	11	12	1
	Polish People's Party	32	32
	The Left	26	21	5	9	9
Deputative circles
	Confederation	18	18		—	—
	Razem	—	5	5	—	—
	Free Republicans	—	4	4	—	—
Senatorial circles
	Independents and Locals	—	—		—	3	3
Independents
	Independents	—	1	1	5	—	5
Total members		460	460		100	100
	Vacant	—	0		—	1	1
Total seats		460			100

List of Parliamentary clubs and circles

Further information: Parliament of Poland § Parliamentary groups and affiliations

Parliamentary Group [1]		Chair	Type	# of deputies	# of senators	Status
	Law and Justice	Mariusz Błaszczak (in the Sejm)	Parliamentary club	190	34	Opposition
		Stanisław Karczewski (in the Senate)
	Civic Coalition	Zbigniew Konwiński (in the Sejm)	Parliamentary club	157	41	Government
		Tomasz Grodzki (in the Senate)
	Poland 2050	Mirosław Suchoń (in the Sejm)	Parliamentary club	32	—	Government
	Polish People's Party	Krzysztof Paszyk (in the Sejm)	Parliamentary club	32	—	Government
	Third Way	Waldemar Pawlak (in the Senate)	Senators' club	—	12	Government
	The Left	Anna Maria Żukowska (in the Sejm)	Parliamentary club	21	9	Government
		Anna Górska Maciej Kopiec (in the Senate)
	Confederation	Stanisław Tyszka	Deputies' club	16	—	Opposition
	Left Together	Marcelina Zawisza	Deputies' circle	5	—
	Free Republicans	Paweł Kukiz	Deputies' circle	4	—
	Ind. Senators Circle (Senate Pact 2023)	Zygmunt Frankiewicz	Senators' circle	—	4	Government support

Distribution of seats for individual parties

Parties in the Sejm

Club		Parties		Seats
	Law and Justice		Law and Justice	181
			Renewal of the Republic of Poland	5
			Independent	4
	Civic Coalition		Civic Platform	124
			Modern	10
			Polish Initiative	3
			The Greens	3
			Yes! For Poland	2
			AGROunia	1
			Independent	14
	Poland 2050		Poland 2050	29
			Independent	3
	Polish People's Party		Polish People's Party	28
			Centre for Poland	3
			Independent	1
	The Left		New Left	18
			Independent	3
	Left Together		Left Together	5
	Confederation		New Hope	7
			National Movement	6
			Confederation of the Polish Crown	2
			Independent	3
	Free Republicans		Kukiz'15	4
	Independent		Independent	1

Parties in the Senate

Club		Parties		Seats
	Civic Coalition		Civic Platform	37
			Yes! For Poland	1
			Independent	4
	Law and Justice		Law and Justice	29
			Sovereign Poland	1
			Independent	4
	Third Way		Poland 2050	5
			Polish People's Party	4
			Centre for Poland	1
			Union of European Democrats	1
			Independent	1
	The Left		New Left	5
			Independent	2
			Labour Union	1
			Polish Socialist Party	1
	Independent		Independent and Self-Governing	3

10th term Sejm

Main article: List of Sejm members (2023–2027)

List of political officers

Office	Holder	Party		Since
Marshal of the Sejm	Szymon Hołownia		Poland 2050	13 November 2023
Deputy Marshals of the Sejm	Dorota Niedziela		Civic Platform	13 November 2023
	Monika Wielichowska		Civic Platform
	Piotr Zgorzelski		Polish People's Party
	Włodzimierz Czarzasty		New Left
	Krzysztof Bosak		National Movement
Senior Marshal	Marek Sawicki		Polish People's Party	9 November 2023 [2]

11th term Senate

Main article: List of Polish senators (2023–2027)

Office	Holder	Party		Since
Marshal of the Senate	Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska		Civic Platform	13 November 2023
Deputy Marshals of the Senate	Rafał Grupiński		Civic Platform	13 November 2023
	Magdalena Biejat		Independent
	Maciej Żywno		Poland 2050
	Michał Kamiński		Union of European Democrats
Senior Marshal	Michał Seweryński		Law and Justice	9 November 2023 [2]

Governments

Portrait		Name Sejm District (Birth–Death)	Tenure			Party	Government
			Took office	Left office	Duration
		Mateusz Morawiecki Katowice II - 31 (born 1968)	27 November 2023	13 December 2023 (no confidence vote)	17 days	Law and Justice	Morawiecki III
		Donald Tusk Warsaw - 19 (born 1957)	13 December 2023	Incumbent	1 year, 72 days	Civic Platform	Tusk III ( KO–PSL–PL2050–NL)

References

1. "Kluby i koła". sejm.gov.pl. Retrieved 13 November 2023.
2. "Prezydent powołał Marszałków Seniorów Sejmu i Senatu RP". Oficjalna strona Prezydenta Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej. 9 November 2023.

1. Following the election, Mateusz Morawiecki was first designated as Prime Minister by the President Andrzej Duda with a United Right minority government. He took the oath of office for his third term on 27 November 2023. On 11 December 2023, Morawiecki's government was defeated in a motion of confidence vote, 190 against 266, prompting the fall of his government. The same day, Donald Tusk was elected as prime minister appointee by 248 against 201, being confirmed to the post on 13 December.