(25 Sep 2005)
1. Various exteriors of school which has been turned into polling station
2. People putting posters with lists of candidates on the doors of the school.
3. People coming out of school and putting flags in front of entrance
4. People officially opening the doors of the polling stations at 0400 GMT
5. Various voting scenes casting ballot
6. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Vox pop:
"I have voted for Mrs. Ferens. She is an ex-sports athlete, I hope that will make a change in sports."
7. Various of voting scenes
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox pop:
"I have voted for the Law and Justice party because I think it is the only way to transform the system in Poland, It is one option....I think so."
9. Various of voting scenes
10. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Vox pop:
"I have voted for the Civic Platform because it is the only relatively liberal party which has a chance to win although for me it is too social."
11. Pan inside voting station
STORYLINE:
Polling stations opened at 0400g in Poland for the country's parliamentary elections on Sunday.
A pair of centre-right parties that promise tax cuts and clean government appeared well-placed to wrest power from Poland's governing Democratic Left Alliance as voters cast ballots in Sunday's general election.
Some 30 million people in the nation of 38 million were eligible to vote.
First partial results were expected Sunday night, but full official results were not expected until Tuesday.
It remained unclear which of the two leading parties - the economically liberal Civic Platform or the socially conservative Law and Justice - would emerge with the upper hand in the European Union's biggest new member country.
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