Pre-election debate is held in Poland, six representatives take part in it

On October 9, a pre-election debate was held in Warsaw. Representatives of six committees that have registered in all districts took part in the debate, public broadcaster TVP reports.

The poll conducted by the Social Changes studio shows that Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki probably won the debate on TVP. 26% of the survey respondents indicated that Prime Minister Morawiecki won. 

He represents Law and Justice.  The party promises its voters to increase social benefits and pensions, a 20% increase in the minimum wage, an increase in the number of army personnel, and rearmament of the army.

Szymon Hołownia from the Third Way took the second place. 

The party implements the Ukrainian issue according to its centrist views – cautiously and without a clear plan. The leaders declare that they will continue to provide military aid to Ukraine and limit imports through the deposit system.

Read more about the electoral campaign in Poland and the position of the candidates regarding Ukraine in the article.

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