Repair Poland Movement

Repair Poland Movement (Polish: Ruch Naprawy Polski, RNP) is a Polish political party registered on 21 April 2023. Until 26 June 2023 it was known as Electoral Action of Poles (Polish: Akcja Wyborcza Polaków, AWP).

On 6 February 2023 Unity of the Nation, the former party led by Romuald Starosielec, was deregistered and in its place the Electoral Action of Poles was applied for registration with Magdalena Koroblewska as its chairman. On 27 May 2023, a Repair Poland Congress was organized with NIK chairman Marian Banaś as a guest. Other speakers included Dariusz Grabowski (Unity of Poles Movement treasurer), Romuald Starosielec, Stanisław Kluza, Gabriel Janowski, Andrzej Sadowski and Tadeusz Wilecki. On a 26 June assembly AWP renamed itself to Repair Poland Movement and Romuald Starosielec became its chairman. Its regional coordinators included Paweł Połanecki (former chairman of Unity of the Nation and a former Masovian Sejmik councillor), Andrzej Nastała (Unity of Poles Movement chairman), Grzegorz Andrysiak (board member of Farmers Trade Union "Self-Defence") and Adam Czeczetkowicz (known for making Krzysztof Kononowicz famous).

RNP registered only one list in the 2023 Polish parliamentary election, in Siedlce constituency. It was led by Nabil Malazi (formerly chairman of the unregistered Russophilic far-left party Zmiana of Mateusz Piskorski and of Patriotic Poland) and received 0.15% of the nationwide vote. It also fielded candidates in 3 Senate constituencies, all of which ended up in last place.

In 2024 Polish local elections the Movement fielded candidates to seven Sejmiks, the Powiat council of Łomża County, multiple municipality councils and three mayoral candidates, including Romuald Starosielec running for the mayorship of Warsaw. In Sejmik elections the party received 0.24% of nationwide votes. It managed to elect 6 municipal councillors. Starosielec earned last place in the Warsaw mayoral election.

In the 2024 European Parliament election the party registered lists in Masovian and Silesian constituencies. Except the leader Romuald Starosielec and one Self-Defence member, all other candidates were independent. The party received 4737 votes, amounting to 0.04% nationwide result.

At the end of July 2024, the party organized the Polish Diaspora Initiative Conference, where it called for an increased cooperation with Polish diasporas and argued that returning Poles would prove crucial to revitalization of the Polish economy. During the conference, the party criticized the Polish government for working with foreign corporations while ignoring investments and proposals coming from the capital of Polish diasporas; Repair Poland Movement also warned against the continuing Russo-Ukrainian War and argued that Polish authorities do not seek a fair and permanent end to the conflict.

In the 2025 Polish presidential election, the party announced its leader Romuald Starosielec as its presidential candidate. Starosielec also tried to run in the 2020 Polish presidential election, gathering about 80,000 signatures for his candidacy, falling short of the 100,000 required. In contrast, his 2024 run received the endorsement of some minor parties and political movements outside of the Repair Poland Movement. The party held its own primaries, where Starosielec emerged victorious. In his program, Starosielec proposed to end all aid to Ukraine, ban the privatization of Polish resources as well as forests and water bodies, as well as annulling the New Pact on Migration and Asylum in favor of Poland developing its own immigration policy.

In April 2025, the party gathered the required 100,000 signatures needed for a presidential candidate to appear on the ballot and submitted it to the National Electoral Commission, thus making Starosielec an official presidential candidate.