Photo by Rafał Trzaskowski TwitterOn Sunday, 2 marches passed through Warsaw – candidate KO Rafał Trzaskowski and supported by PiS Karol Nawrocki. Urban services provided estimates of the number of people who participated in both marches.
On Sunday afternoon, in the centre of the Polish capital, the events that unite both candidates for president began. Their goal was to maximise the mobilisation of their electorates before the second circular of elections.
Trzaskowski's supporters met in Bank Square, where they headed for the Constitution Square, while Nawrocki's sympathizers switched from the Roundabout de Gaulle to Castle Square. This is the first specified event after 1989.
Counted attendance in marches
According to unofficial estimates of the city services provided by PAP, about 140 1000 people participated in the march of support for Trzaskowski. In turn, about 50,000 people would appear in Nawrocki’s congregation.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk previously tweeted that as many as 500,000 people participated in the march of support for the KO candidate. On the another hand, Karol Nawrocki's staff reported that 200 1000 of his sympathizers appeared on the streets.
