Polish knife-edge presidential vote pits liberal mayor against conservative
Summary
Poles are voting for a new president on Sunday in a close race between Warsaw's liberal mayor Rafal Trzaskowski and conservative historian Karol Nawrocki. The president has the power to veto laws, which could impact the current pro-EU government. The election winner will depend on voter turnout in the run-off and support from voters of far-right candidates.Key Facts
- Poland's presidential election will be held on Sunday.
- Rafal Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki are the main candidates in a tight race.
- The president can veto laws, affecting the government's plans.
- Karol Nawrocki opposes Donald Tusk's coalition and is likely to use veto power.
- Tusk's government has struggled with vetoed laws and internal divisions.
- Trzaskowski won the first round and promised to work with the government.
- Attracting far-right voters could be crucial for deciding the election.
- Nawrocki emphasizes traditional Catholic values and is popular in rural areas.
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