Peasants' Party.

About Peasants' Party

Peasants' Party is a Polish political party founded by the former Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland activists in 2018. The party was registered in April 2018 by Krzysztof Filipek, a long-time vice-chairman of Samoobrona, who seceded from Samoobrona for the regionalist Party of Regions in 2007 before founding the Peasants' Party. The party includes former MPs and agrarian activists of Self-Defence such as Danuta Hojarska and Renata Beger. The party announced that it would not run independently in elections, and sought cooperation with trade unions and established parties. In August 2018, the party entered an agreement with the left-wing Democratic Left Alliance to run on the party's electoral list. For the 2023 Polish parliamentary election, it ran together with the Polish People's Party and Poland 2050.