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What the US Can Learn from Poland’s Election Strategy
12 September 2024
An Andrzej Duda victory would bring a hardening of the government’s course. In contrast, if his challenger Rafał Trzaskowski prevails, it would mean a turbulent time in politics but also the possibility of a new start for Poland in the world.
On 12 July, in the upcoming second-round vote of the presidential election, there will be 18 million or more votes cast by just over 30 million registered citizens.
It is a neck and neck race with some chances and hope for the opposition that Rafał Trzaskowski would win, by means of uniting at least 9 million voters who repeat his electoral chant: enough is enough.
The result of this race will be a turning point for Poland and its role in Europe.
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