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Poles don't make it easy for politicians

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Poles don't make it easy for politicians
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The second edition of the "Index of Electoral Priorities" by UCE Research for BI Poland shows that there is no longer a topic that can attract the attention of more than one in three voters. This makes it difficult for political parties to conduct an election campaign that has not officially started yet. Parliamentary elections in Poland are likely to take place in mid-October.

Although the most serious problems remain the same, compared to the March survey, the stakes have significantly flattened, and none of the 29 proposals included in it has gained a clear majority. The highest number of mentions was received by "reducing overall inflation," but only 36.5 percent of respondents (one in three) included it in their top five issues to address. In second place (28.66 percent) was the shortening of queues to see a doctor, and improving access to specialist doctors also made it to the podium (28.46 percent).

(EURACTIV.pl) 

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