The fourth week of the campaign was dominated by Law and Justice’s reshuffle of candidate lists and mildly controversial speeches by the opposition leaders at Campus Poland. In election polls, the governing party maintains a clear lead but lacks a majority to govern...

Written by Filip Bialy Several surprises on the parties’ lists and the first ever use of generative AI in political advertising in Poland during the third week of election campaign. Political leaders, all of them on the move, clash over unemployment rates,...

Written by Filip Bialy The second week of the campaign was going to belong to the Civic Coalition. And it did, but not necessarily in the way it was intended by Donald Tusk who surprisingly announced that Agrounia’s Maciej Kołodziejczak will run from the Coalition’s...

Written by Filip BialyThe first week of the parliamentary campaign in Poland was dominated by the governing Law and Justice. President Andrzej Duda, an ex-member of the party and, most of the time, a reliable ally, announced – through his social media channels – the...