r/europe • u/Caciulacdlac • Jun 01 '25

Data Polish Presidential Elections exit poll

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u/LegendarniKakiBaki Jun 01 '25

Even if this was the final result, it would be a problematic one.

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u/veevoir Europe Jun 01 '25

Any result that is not a Nawrocki win will be soon "problematic", the right already laid a lot of groundwork into convincing their voters that either they win - or election are stolen. They will pull the US trick.

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u/Karlsefni1 Italy Jun 01 '25

I’m sick of this playbook. There should be serious consequences if you accuse of stealing an election once proven wrong

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u/TightManPuhsey Jun 01 '25

Slippery slope for actualy stolen elections imo

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u/WitAndWonder Jun 01 '25

I assume that's where the burden of proof comes in.

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u/Beginning_Prior7892 Jun 01 '25

A tyrannical of government always has enough “burden of proof” lmao

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u/frotnoslot Jun 01 '25

That’s the next part of the strategy. If you accuse your opponent of something, then when you do it you’re just playing according to the new “rules of the game” you just arbitrarily defined.

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u/Laffenor Norway Jun 01 '25

That's literally the point of the strategy.

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u/SchighSchagh Romania Jun 02 '25

I mean ok, but not imposing penalties is very slippery too. Cf all the Trump stuff

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u/jdm1891 Jun 02 '25

If your opponent really is stealing elections they won't care too much about following the law either way.