Grzegorz Braun, leader of the Confederation Korony Polskiej, announced that uniformed service officers will be placed fifth on the party’s electoral lists in all constituencies. Braun argues that ensuring the safety of law enforcement and military personnel is the first step towards restoring national security. This declaration comes amid a realignment of forces on the Polish right wing following a recent split within the Law and Justice (PiS) party. The move appears to be a strategic attempt to appeal to a specific voter base and emphasize the Confederation’s focus on security. By prominently featuring members of the uniformed services, Braun aims to signal strength and competence in addressing public safety concerns. This tactic may also be intended to capitalize on the current political instability and attract support from disillusioned PiS voters. The implications of this strategy for the upcoming elections remain to be seen.