Polish presidential candidate seeks to broaden the appeal of campaigns after the first round of votes in nail challenge - European Live | Poland
Open in the morning: Change priorities
Jakub Krupa
Good morning, from Poland, the first two candidates for the presidential election last night - Centre-Central Warsaw Mayor RafałTrzaskowski and radical historians Karol Nawrocki - No time wasted this morning and then hit the campaign again before runoff within two weeks.
The final result was released this morning, giving Trzaskowski a 31.36% lead and Nawrocki a 29.54%.
Warsaw mayor and Citizen Union (KO) candidate Rafar Telzaskovsky (C) (C) of Poland's presidential election meet with local residents of Tanoblezger, Poland. Photo: Piotr Polak/EPA
Since both of them now have to expand their appeal to reach 50%+1 on June 1, there are inevitably some changing priorities for our campaign.
There are a lot of votes to win, but what makes it extremely tricky is that they may come from Very Diversified (or even the opposite) candidate.
Develop an election strategy to cancel the vote SławomirMentzena liberal anti-establishment candidate, he ranks third with a hit of 14.8% and radical rights Grzegorz Braun (6.34%), while also supported by supporters of supporters of left-wing voters Adrian Zandberg (4.86%) and Magdalena Biejat (4.23%) or centrist supporters Szymon Hołownia (4.99%) may prove to be a challenge.
As Dr. Ben Stanley told us last night's Super Sunday blog “Candidates are not LEGOs” When he warned "those who stacked them to the second round result ignored substantial heterogeneity."
I will also bring you some European responses to Romania and Portugal votes and all other critical updates from across Europe.
It is Monday, May 19, 2025it is Jakub Krupa Here, this is Life in Europe.
Good morning.
Key Events
All votes calculated in Poland
Therefore, the following are the official results Poland After all the votes were calculated, the bold first two candidates would enter runoff on June 1.
RafałTrzaskowski31.36% Karol Nawrocki 29.54%
SławomirMentzen14.8% Grzegorz Braun 6.34% Szymon Hołownia4.99% Adrian Zandberg 4.86% Magdalena Biejat 4.23% Krzysztof Stanowski 1.24% Joanna Senyszyn 1.09% Marek Jakubiak 0.77% Artur Bartoszewicz 0.49% Maciej Maciak 0.19% Mars Week 0.09%
Open in the morning: Change priorities
Jakub Krupa
Good morning, from Poland, the first two candidates for the presidential election last night - Centre-Central Warsaw Mayor RafałTrzaskowski and radical historians Karol Nawrocki - No time wasted this morning and then hit the campaign again before runoff within two weeks.
The final result was released this morning, giving Trzaskowski a 31.36% lead and Nawrocki a 29.54%.
Warsaw mayor and Citizen Union (KO) candidate Rafar Telzaskovsky (C) (C) of Poland's presidential election meet with local residents of Tanoblezger, Poland. Photo: Piotr Polak/EPA
Since both of them now have to expand their appeal to reach 50%+1 on June 1, there are inevitably some changing priorities for our campaign.
There are a lot of votes to win, but what makes it extremely tricky is that they may come from Very Diversified (or even the opposite) candidate.
Develop an election strategy to cancel the vote SławomirMentzena liberal anti-establishment candidate, he ranks third with a hit of 14.8% and radical rights Grzegorz Braun (6.34%), while also supported by supporters of supporters of left-wing voters Adrian Zandberg (4.86%) and Magdalena Biejat (4.23%) or centrist supporters Szymon Hołownia (4.99%) may prove to be a challenge.
As Dr. Ben Stanley told us last night's Super Sunday blog “Candidates are not LEGOs” When he warned "those who stacked them to the second round result ignored substantial heterogeneity."
I will also bring you some European responses to Romania and Portugal votes and all other critical updates from across Europe.
It is Monday, May 19, 2025it is Jakub Krupa Here, this is Life in Europe.
