On 6 February 2023 Unity of the Nation, the former party led by Romuald Starosielec, was deregistered and in its place the Electoral Action of Poles was applied for registration with Magdalena Koroblewska as its chairman.

Other speakers included Dariusz Grabowski (Unity of Poles Movement treasurer), Romuald Starosielec, Stanisław Kluza, Gabriel Janowski, Andrzej Sadowski and Tadeusz Wilecki.

[2] In his program, Starosielec proposed to end all aid to Ukraine, ban the privatization of Polish resources as well as forests and water bodies, as well as annulling the New Pact on Migration and Asylum n favor of Poland developing its own immigration policy.

[1] Some of its proposals include the introduction of an income tax, statutory ban on the sale of state land and forests, and a "universal economic self-government", where local governments would be granted more fiscal autonomy.

RNP supports electing parliamentarians, local governments and the judiciary in plurality votes with possible recall referendums, increasing direct democracy, introducing universal economic self-government, dissolving "universal system of control and invigilation of citizens", the spread of ownership among citizens, reformation of Commission of National Education in place of Ministry of National Education, introduction of school vouchers, reform of state finances, monetary sovereignty, work towards lowering citizens' debts, replacing personal income tax and corporate tax with revenue tax, pension and social benefit reform, ban on sale of land forests, formation of Union of Central European Countries, development of WOT and civil defense, increasing spending on higher education and research, basing energy development on Polish capital and introduction of a "Great Return" program to support the return of forced expatriates to Poland.

[13] In 2024, together with Samoobrona faction led by Jan Perkowski, the Repair Poland Movement declared that "the prosperity of the state is built on a morally healthy family and economic sovereignty, reliance on Polish capital; native entrepreneurs, farmers and the national currency", and that "Poland's sovereignty should be based on the state's universal moral order, direct democracy, a strong economy and a modern and civic army.