Conservative People's Party (Poland)

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The Conservative People's Party (SKL, Polish: Stronnictwo Konserwatywno-Ludowe) was a political party in Poland, between 1997–2003 and 2007–2014. In 2014 party was incorporated into Poland Together.

Leaders[]

• - party chairman
• - parliamentary caucus chairman

Members of Polish Parliament (Sejm)[]

SKL politicians entered parliament as members of PO Electoral Committee (Civic Platform (PO) + SKL + Real Politics Union). Several SKL members including its leaders Jan Rokita and Bronislaw Komorowski decided to join the newly created PO political party, those who refused to join PO, formed a separate SKL political caucus: (MP, constituency)

• , Gdynia
• , Szczecin
• , Siedlce
• , Konin
• , Warsaw
• Małgorzata Rohde, Koszalin
• , Kalisz
• , Białystok