As Poland approaches the pivotal second round of the presidential election, candidates Rafal Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki are locked in a tight race, with recent polls indicating Trzaskowski at 45.7% and Nawrocki at 44.9%. With both candidates vying for undecided voters, Tusk's coalition has intensified campaigning efforts. Trzaskowski's 'March of Patriots' rally garnered significant support from party leaders urging voters to choose a progressive path for Poland. The election has taken a contentious turn, highlighted by Tusk's critical remarks about Nawrocki's past associations, reflecting the high stakes involved in this political battle.
In a reference to Nawrocki's past, Tusk warned that 'common gangsters' were reaching out, indicating the heightened tensions and aggressive tone of the campaign.
Rafal Trzaskowski's 'March of Patriots' aimed at rallying support included backing from key party leaders, emphasizing a collective objective to shift Poland's political direction.
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