Poland's president, Andre Duda, has 30 days from the election to name someone to put a government together.
The president typically gives a coalition with the most seats the first chance at building a government.
Law and justice could potentially cut a deal with some of the smaller coalitions to stay in power, but that's unlikely.
Most likely, law and justice will get a chance, fail, and then Duda will move on to Tusk coalition.
Tusk will have to keep his coalition together if he is able to make a government, which could be a rocky prime ministership for him.
Poland's election outcome will have an impact on the rest of Europe.
Germany was hoping for a change in Polish leadership.
Law and justice ran on anti-German sentiment.
The new coalition in Poland is more liberal and EU friendly.
Poland's strict immigration policy is unlikely to change under Tusk's leadership.
Despite other disagreements, there is broad agreement in Poland against heavy immigration.
Poland currently has one of the lowest crime rates in Europe.
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