The debate will be led by Katarzyna Gójska and Michał Adamczyk. However, their function is limited due to the fact that the fresh expression assumes 4 rounds in which candidates for president of the Polish Republic will answer questions of 3 experts from different fields.
Each of them is to ask 1 question after another, though – as Gójska emphasized in a conversation with Virtualemedia.pl – "some questions are a small more elaborate, so it can be said that in 1 question there will be two".
In addition, candidates will be able to ask each another 3 questions, just as they did in the erstwhile debate. In addition to Rafał Brzoski, the experts included prof. Ryszard Piotrowski, constitutionalist, and Łukasz Jankowski, president of the General Medical Chamber. They're the ones who'll be interviewing the candidates.
Presidential debate on tv Republic
The draw was conducted by Michał Jelonek and Ilona Januszewska from tv Republic and Marta Kielczyk from Poland24. Candidates were submitted for the debate:
Krzysztof Stanowski,
Mark Jakubiak,
Joanna Senyszyn,
Karol Nawrocki,
Gregory Braun,
Adrian Zandberg,
Arthur Bartoszewicz,
Sławomir Mentzen,
Mark Wocha.
Amongst nothing, according to the Press portal, there were, among others, Rafał Trzaskowski, Magdalena Biejat and Maciej Maciak, known for his pro-Russian statements. However, the organisers stressed that the invitation to participate in the debate remains open to candidates who have not yet confirmed their participation. On Friday morning, Simon Holovnia reported that he would attend the debate.
The next and final debate before the first circular of the election (18 May) will be held on 12 May. Its organizers will be tv Poland, Polsat News and TVN. All candidates announced participation.
