The Civic Platform is unbelievable, embarrassing and grandparent, and its politicians do not separate between amphetamines and amphetamines – this image of Donald Tusk's organization emerges from a study commissioned by the Confederation.
“Rzeczpospolita” managed to scope the study “Why young voters did not vote for Rafał Trzaskowski in the 2025 presidential election”. The paper analyses the causes of Rafal Trzaskowski's failure in the presidential election and the low ratings of Donald Tusk's organization among the youngest voters.
It shows that voters under the age of 30 consider the Civic Platform as a organization that does not realize the young generation and modern conditions, as evidenced by, for example, the mention to Jack Murański and the deficiency of distinguishing nicotine sachets from amphetamines. According to young people, Donald Tusk's organization ignores their top needs – issues of housing, employment and individual freedom, primarily taking care of voters from large cities aged 40-49.
The study was drawn up by the Good Government Foundation, whose president is Przemysław Wipler, associate of the Confederation.
