Karol Nawrocki, a candidate for president of the Republic of Poland supported by the Law and Justice, decided to intensify his election campaign. From mid-January, he will take leave at the IPN to devote himself entirely to the country's tour. In the coming weeks, he plans to visit all powiats in Poland, which means a rate of 4 to 5 powiats a day.
Tour plan: Full commitment
So far, Karol Nawrocki has visited little than 30 counties, which is just the beginning of the route. The intent of the candidate is to scope all corner of Poland, which means a visit to more than 300 counties. The decision to take leave at the IPN is intended to let full focus on the campaign, as confirmed by 1 of its co-workers.
Nawrocks are celebrated for the discipline and commitment they see at all phase of the action. As people around him notice, he is different from another candidates. The plan of each day of the run is set in advance and Nawrocki diligently implements the schedule.
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Staff strategy: 5 stages of the campaign
Paweł Sziernaker, Chief of Election Staff of Karol Nawrocki, announced the launch of the second phase of the run from 6 January. This stage, scheduled for the following weeks, focuses on concrete field activities. The staff squad carefully planned the candidate's routes until mid-February.
The first phase of the action was aimed at expanding the designation of Nawrocki among voters. In the coming weeks, intensive contact with residents of all regions of Poland will be a priority. The plan includes, among others, meetings with local communities, as well as visits to key places for campaigns.
What's next?
In total, the Karol Nawrocki run consists of 5 stages, the last of which will only be implemented in the event of a possible second circular of elections. The electoral staff remains focused on the current tasks, while leaving area for policy modifications.
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