Poland
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Donald TuskPrime Minister of Poland · Civic Coalition (KO)
Where they stand
- EU migration pact Reject relocation 2025
- Ukraine Keep arming Ukraine 2025
- Benefits for Ukrainians Limit it to those who work 2025
- Civil partnerships Legal civil partnerships 2024
- Abortion Legal on request to 12 weeks 2024
- The EU A stronger, more integrated EU 2023
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Jarosław KaczyńskiChairman of Law and Justice (PiS) and Member of the Sejm · Law and Justice (PiS)
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Karol NawrockiPresident of Poland · Independent, backed by Law and Justice (PiS)
Where they stand
- Civil partnerships No civil partnerships 2026
- Ukraine Keep arming Ukraine 2026
- Judges appointed after 2018 Keep them in post 2025
- EU migration pact Reject relocation 2025
- Benefits for Ukrainians Limit it to those who work 2025
- The euro Keep the złoty 2025
- The EU Nation states first, less EU 2025
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Rafał TrzaskowskiMayor of Warsaw · Civic Coalition (KO)
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Władysław Kosiniak-KamyszDeputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence of Poland · Polish People's Party (PSL)
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Włodzimierz CzarzastyMarshal of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland · New Left (Nowa Lewica)
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