Decisible presidential elections in Poland amid European expectation …
On Sunday, Polish voters receive their votes in a decisive presidential election, and its results are fortunate for the future of the country’s middle government and other issues such as abortion and homosexuality.
Studies suggest that Warza Mayor, EU Saskovski, is expected to receive 30% of the vote, will win 25% more votes than national historian Carol Narotski.
It will qualify for them on June 1 at a time with the rise of the continuing of the Russian -Ugranium war, the rise of the wing -wing population and the tension with Washington.
The polling booths opened the doors at seven o’clock in the morning (5:00 Greenwich time) and closed at nine in the evening (19:00 Greenwich time). The final results of the elections, of which 13 candidates are contesting tomorrow and Monday.
The former European Council’s alliance, which has been arrested by the major government attempts of Donald Tusk, the power of the national president, Andre Doda, has been arrested, some believing that this immovable nature will end.
Aspects of the election campaign
The election campaign in Poland, a member of the European Union and NATO (NATO), often focused on foreign policy, and expressed a variation on the vision of Poland’s relationship with the EU and the United States.
But social issues also played an important role because 53 -year -old Ciswowski promised to support abortion and homosexual rights.
The law and the Justice Party, supported by the UR Rodsky, repeatedly conflict with European Union corporations in Poland and the EU companies in Brussels over the regime’s concerns of the law and lost party power in 2023.
42 -year -old Narotsky showed his admiration for Donald Trump, and that the US president told him when he received him in the White House earlier this month.
Supporters of Salavommer Mendin, who finished third with about 12% of the votes of the elections, could lie to Narotsky in the second round.
Mendintene suspects the EU and is vehemently opposed to abortion and migrants, and has previously accused one million Ukrainian refugees in the country used by Poland.
