- Prices of products, medicines and housing — these are the main topics of candidates in the ongoing presidential campaign
- “Rafal Trzaskowski has the biggest problem. Previously there was a immense inflation in Poland. [...] And Trzaskowski gets hit for it,” emphasizes prof. Renata Mieńkowska-Norkiene in an interview with Onet
- The Politologist besides indicates what could be the key to the win of Rafał Trzaskowski. They don't should be Confederate voters.
- More akin texts can be found on the main page of Onetu
Main themes of the presidential campaign
Security, cost-effectiveness, the settlement of the Law and Justice, or access to legal abortion? We asked Poles what candidates seeking the office of president of Poland should pay attention to. UCE investigation poll for Onetu shows that the race for the Presidential Palace will dominate the subjects closest to people, concerning the contents of their portfolio.
“What issues should the candidates for president of the Republic of Poland focus most on in public debate in the close future?” we asked the participants of the UCE investigation poll.
Most people, due to the fact that 28.7 percent of respondents indicated that they were most curious in protecting against costly stores. 27.3% of respondents considered the twin-sounding proposal to be an crucial subject — protection against price increases. The another places are: lowering the mark of medicines (27.3 percent)construction of inexpensive apartments for sale/rent (24.6%) and simplification of income taxes (22.9%).
Interestingly, 12.6 percent of respondents felt that presidential candidates should focus on abortion rights. In turn, improvement of justice is so crucial to 11.8 percent of responders. At the close of a grey end, there are topics about safety — Increase in expenditure on the army (6.9%) and reconstruct universal enlistment (3.2%).
Do Poles think about security? "For everyone, it has a 5% GDP dimension"
According to a polytolist from the Faculty of Political Sciences and global Studies of the University of Warsaw, it was inactive possible to foretell that safety issues would not be decisive for voters.
— From the very beginning, it was known that this vote would be based on the absolutely individual economical interests of individuals and their families,” said Prof. Renata Mieńkowska-Norkiene.
According to our interviewer, safety issues have changed their centre of gravity After swearing in to Donald Trump as president of the United States. In fresh weeks there has been a communicative that the US will address the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
— erstwhile we're bombarded with this kind of information, it's hard to say that safety is our priority. safety in Poland does not have specified a individual dimension. For each person, it has a figure of 5% of GDP. Besides, safety is actually so hard to grasp. “The expert explains.
Trzaskowski gets hit for a price
Therefore, the main subject of the presidential run is the price which results from inflation. The Politologist indicates that all candidates address these issues, But 1 candidate will have a clear problem with that..
“Rafal Trzaskowski has the biggest problem. Previously there was a immense inflation in Poland and compared to what it is today, there is inactive a communicative that it is very galloping, which is evidently not true. And Trzaskowski gets hit for it. On the another side are Mentzen and Nawrocks who besides effort to present it this way. In addition, there is simply a discussion about the cost of energy,” explains Mieńkowska-Norkiene.
— With this costly one, you should be very careful. Rafał Trzaskowski may push the government to do something about it. The action with butter prices became very memetic. If Trzaskowski wants to cut himself off from the government and fight for his demands, It's got to be careful that he doesn't just start being embarrassing or a small funny. “The polytolo warns.
At the same time, the expert recalls that more than 50% of society is reluctant to the current government. They misjudge the coalition of democratic parties and the changes that are being made. Therefore, there is no way for the president of Warsaw to go beyond his bubble at this moment.
“The key to Trzaskowski’s win is not to go towards Confederate voters, but to show that he has the strength to attract all those on the left and the center. This may be different, according to Prof. Renata Mieńkowska-Norkiene.
