News Archiv :: Presidential Elections 2010 – Poland Decides

Reactions to presidential debate Reactions to Sunday’s presidential debate, broadcast on Poland’s public broadcaster, TVP, suggest the confrontation did not constitute a breakthough for any of the candidates. czytaj dalej »
Komorowski last minute participant in TV debate Bronislaw Komorowski took a last minute decision to take part in the presidential debate on TVP public television, Sunday night, making it a four-way battle between himself and candidates of the other three parliamentary parties. czytaj dalej »
Seven days to go till presidential election With campaign days running out, candidates in the presidential elections on June 20 have been packing in meetings and media appearances, in the last weekend before polling day. czytaj dalej »
Kaczynski closes to within two percent behind Komorowski In another indication of gathering moment for Jaroslaw Kaczynski in the June 20 presidential elections, the Law and Justice candidate is just two percentage points behind Bronislaw Komorowski, according to the latest opinion poll. czytaj dalej »
Kaczynski a “candidate for the nation” As presidential hopeful Jaroslaw Kaczynski did not declare his political affiliation to the State Electoral Commission, his party, Law and Justice, does not figure on official announcement boards that have sprung up across Poland. czytaj dalej »
No Kaczynski-Komorowski debate before first round Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the Law and Justice presidential candidate, will not hold a debate with Civic Platform’s contender, and front runner, Bronislaw Komorowski before the first round of the election on June 20. czytaj dalej »
Candidates debate at Warsaw Uni Eight out of the ten presidential candidates in the June 20 election took part in a debate organized Wednesday night at Warsaw University. czytaj dalej »
All aboard the Kaczynski campaign bus Forty buses with the image of Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the Law and Justice’s candidate for president, will set out on a journey across Poland today. czytaj dalej »
Komorowski lead cut to just six points More evidence that Jaroslaw Kaczynski is gaining on Bronislaw Komorowski in the opinion polls - this time from pollsters Homo Homini, who find the gap between the candidates for the Presidential Palace down to six percentage points. czytaj dalej »
Left reaches out to youth? In an attempt to raise his profile among younger voters, Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) supporters have released a pop tune, and a rap, in praise of presidential candidate Grzegorz Napieralski. czytaj dalej »
Lepper, Morawiecki, Ziętek in TV debate The first of the televised presidential election debates gets underway tonight, pitting together candidates Andrzej Lepper, Kornel Morawiecki and Boguslaw Ziętek. czytaj dalej »
Kaczynski eats into Komorowski poll lead Jaroslaw Kaczynski has made inroads into Bronislaw Komorowski’s lead in the opinion polls. czytaj dalej »
Poles want an intelligent president Competence and intelligence are the most desired attributes of a president, shows a new survey ahead of the June 20 elections in Poland. czytaj dalej »
Presidential candidates warm up for TV debates With less than two weeks before the presidential elections on June 20, Polish broadcaster TVP has invited all the running candidates to take part in televised debates czytaj dalej »
Kaczynski - ‘modernity and tradition’ Jaroslaw Kaczynski has outlined the main themes of his election campaign, wanting faster economic development, a good position for Poland in Europe and a “combination of modernity and tradition". czytaj dalej »
Komorowski canvasses support in London Civic Platform’s presidential candidate Bronislaw Komorowski is campaigning in London today, hoping to woo the hundreds of thousands of Polish migrants who moved to the UK after EU enlargement in 2004. czytaj dalej »
Komorowski loses support but maintains clear lead Bronislaw Komorowski lost 5 percentage points in the last seven days, according to a new poll, but still maintains a 15 percent lead over rival Jaroslaw Kaczynski. czytaj dalej »
Polish right wants ‘credibility’ "Credibility is key", reads the campaign slogan of the Polish Right party presidential candidate Marek Jurek, announced at a special conference in Warsaw on Tuesday. czytaj dalej »
Olechowski is a millionaire, Kaczynski doesn’t own a car The Parliament Office has revealed financial statements of the main candidates for president, with the richest being, by some way, independent candidate Andrzej Olechowski. czytaj dalej »
Korwin-Mikke – stop paying people to be unemployed! Right wing maverick presidential candidate Janusz Korwin-Mikke will probably not win many votes from the jobless on June 20, as he says he wants to abolish unemployment benefit. czytaj dalej »

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