- As Law and Justice (PiS), we must work on increasing support for our political camp. [...] One considers coalitions after the elections, when there is no independent majority; then you enter into a coalition. If there is a majority close to an independent one, then forming such a coalition is easier. If the majority is far from an independent one, it is much more difficult. And that is my answer at this stage. We will not be saying now that we will be with this one, and not with that one - Paweł Jabłoński said on 'Gość Radia ZET'.

- In general, I am against various kinds of radicalism that Grzegorz Braun's party sometimes presents, and I would prefer not to be forced into a coalition with people who hold such radical views. And I hope that there will be no such need at all, that Poles will simply choose wisely, choose people who will form a responsible, stable government - he continued.