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The Senate 2001 bloc (Polish: Blok Senat 2001) was an electoral alliance in Poland used by centre-right parties in the election to the Senate in 2001. It included post-Solidarity Electoral Action parties, who aimed to prevent domination of the Senate by the centre-left Democratic Left Alliance – Labor Union (SLD-UP). All of the component parties competed in the concurrent election to the Sejm separately (the Movement for the Reconstruction of Poland ran on the ticket of the League of Polish Families). The parties involved in the alliance were:

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rdfs:label	Blok Senat 2001 (de) Blok Senat 2001 (nl) Blok Senat 2001 (pl) Senate 2001 (en)
rdfs:comment	Der Blok Senat 2001 (dt.: Senatsblock 2001) war ein Wahlbündnis aus drei Parteien und einem Wahlbündnis des Post-Solidarność-Lagers zur Parlamentswahl 2001 in Polen. Es wurde aufgrund des wachsenden Zuspruchs der SLD-UP-Koalition in der Bevölkerung gegründet, um eine Mehrheit des sozialdemokratischen Wahlbündnisses im Senat zu verhindern, indem es gemeinsame Kandidaten in jedem der 100 Senatswahlkreise aufstellte, während die Mitgliedsparteien bei den Wahlen zum Sejm jedoch einzeln kandidierten. Die Mitgliedsparteien waren: (de) The Senate 2001 bloc (Polish: Blok Senat 2001) was an electoral alliance in Poland used by centre-right parties in the election to the Senate in 2001. It included post-Solidarity Electoral Action parties, who aimed to prevent domination of the Senate by the centre-left Democratic Left Alliance – Labor Union (SLD-UP). All of the component parties competed in the concurrent election to the Sejm separately (the Movement for the Reconstruction of Poland ran on the ticket of the League of Polish Families). The parties involved in the alliance were: (en) Het Senaatsblok 2001 (Pools: Blok Senat 2001) was een alliantie van rechtse en centrumrechtse partijen, die op 12 juli 2001 werd opgericht om aan de Poolse parlementsverkiezingen van 2001 deel te nemen. Het Blok had alleen kandidaten voor de Senaat. Doel was te voorkomen dat de linkse alliantie van de postcommunistische SLD en de Unie van de Arbeid (UP) in dat lichaam een meerderheid zou behalen. Tot de initiatiefnemers behoorden Kazimierz Kutz, , Zbigniew Religa en . (nl) Blok Senat 2001 – komitet na wybory parlamentarne w 2001 i klub w Senacie RP V kadencji. Komitet wyborczy wyborców Blok Senat 2001 powołany został 12 lipca 2001 przez postsolidarnościowe ugrupowania polityczne, mające na celu przygotowanie się do wyborów i zapobiegnięcie zdominowania przyszłego Senatu V kadencji przez koalicję SLD-UP. 30 maja 2001 o zgłoszenie wspólnej listy „obozu posierpniowego” do szefów swoich ugrupowań zaapelowali publicznie senatorowie: Kazimierz Kutz (reprezentujący UW), Krzysztof Piesiewicz (AWS), Zbigniew Religa (SKL, reprezentujący PO) i Zbigniew Romaszewski (ROP). (pl)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Electoral alliance 2001 establishments in Poland Liberal conservatism Liberalism Conservatism Member of the European Parliament Christian National Union Christian democracy Civic Platform Freedom Union (Poland) Conservative liberalism Convention on the Future of Europe Lech Kaczyński Libertarianism Maciej Płażyński Zbigniew Religa Zbigniew Romaszewski 2001 Polish parliamentary election 2005 Polish parliamentary election Centrism Defunct political parties in Poland Caucus Democratic Left Alliance – Labor Union Kazimierz Kutz National conservatism Movement for Reconstruction of Poland Right Alliance (Poland) 2004 European Parliament election in Poland Jan Olszewski Political parties established in 2001 Political parties disestablished in 2005 Jerzy Buzek Law and Justice League of Polish Families Poland Solidarity Electoral Action Classical liberalism Krzysztof Piesiewicz Real Politics Union Senate of Poland Centre-left Centre-right Social conservatism Władysław Frasyniuk Sejm of the Republic of Poland Senate of the Republic of Poland Accession of Poland to the European Union Conservative-People's Party Movement for the Reconstruction of Poland dbr:Edmund_Wittbrodt dbr:Andrzej_Chronowski
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