An different Tusk entry about the presidential election. He mentioned German

Donald Tusk took the level before the second circular of presidential elections. During the last hours of the campaign, the Prime Minister encouraged the vote for the candidate KO Rafał Trzaskowski. In his entry he mentioned Germans. Sławomir Mentzen responded to his words.

Friday is the last day of the election run before the second circular of the presidential election. Karol Nawrocki and Rafał Trzaskowski They will visit 4 provinces to convince as many people as possible. On the last day, a candidate for the Civic Coalition joined the run Donald Tusk.

Presidential election. Tusk encourages voting for Trzaskowski

"On the name Trzaskowski Germans will break their tongues. For all actual patriot the choice is so obvious" - wrote the Prime Minister on platform X, encouraging the vote for the current president of Warsaw.

SEE: Charles Nawrocki hit Donald Tusk. "He did 1 thing"

Sławomir Mentzen responded rapidly to the entry of the head of government. "On the 1 hand, the truth. On the another hand, the question arises, Which candidate would sooner knock out German teeth" - he wrote in response.

The Confederate politician thus referred to Karol Nawrocki's passion for combat sports. During the debate, a candidate supported by the Law and Justice argued that these skills help him fight for Poland's interests.

Presidential election. Last day of the election campaign

Last day, presidential candidates fight for all possible vote. Karol Nawrocki will end the run with a gathering at High Mazowieckie (Podlaskie province). Rafał Trzaskowski will finish in Ciechans (Mazowieckie war).

The election silence will begin at midnight from Friday to Saturday. If no of the regional electoral commissions extend the vote, the election silence will end on Sunday at 9 p.m.

SEE: Rafał Trzaskowski speaks of "the pride". "It's not just large cities."

In the first circular of elections Rafał Trzaskowski obtained 31.36 percent of votes, while a candidate supported by the Law and Justice 29.54 percent support. The second circular of presidential elections will start on Sunday 1 June. Election venues will be open from 7 to 21.