Recent reports suggest impending changes in the Polish government that could affect three ministries, including the State Secretary of Culture and National Heritage, Marta Cienkowska, and Health Minister Jolanta Sobierańska-Grenda. Both ministers have faced scrutiny since taking their roles last July, following a government reconstruction after the 2025 presidential elections. This initiative is aimed at improving the performance of ministries criticized ahead of upcoming elections, as indicated by sources within the ruling coalition.

The possible removal of Cienkowska could signify a significant shift for the party Polska 2050, which has seen its presence in the Sejm halved following a split in which several MPs formed a new club named Centrum. This loss of influence in the government raises concerns about the future legislative power of Polska 2050 and the potential for further fragmentation in the political landscape of Poland.

As the government seeks to consolidate its strength ahead of the elections, the coalition dynamics will be closely watched. The involvement of figures like Barbara Nowacka, the Minister of National Education, in vying for a position adds complexity to the reshuffle. The political turbulence surrounding these changes reflects broader trends in Polish politics, where party stability and public perception are crucial in the lead-up to elections.