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/Glavurdan Montenegro Jun 01 '25

Sadly it's a win-win strategy.

Either they win or they say elections are stolen

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u/vergorli Jun 01 '25

democrats have the option of not fucking the middleclass over and get some actual love.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

The news is about an election result in poland, why do you guys make it about my country? This is hilariously cringe

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u/WarmFoothills Europa Jun 01 '25

Why are you making it about your country? You do know that there are democratic parties in European countries as well right? Social democrats, christian democrats, liberal democrats... Generally parties that are more in the centre of the poltical spectrum.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

Do you guys really generalize all of them as democrats?

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u/WarmFoothills Europa Jun 01 '25

The person you responded to did. There is no reason to assume they would talking about a political party on another continent when talking about politics on the European subreddit.

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u/Emilia963 United States of America Jun 01 '25

Do you read his response to my comment?

For him, democrats = far right parties

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u/vergorli Jun 02 '25

A I see. My fat fingers deleted a word. A d herr I was wondering if i am the insane one or the other ones.

fixed it.