On Thursday, in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, the Polish People's Party and Poland 2050 organized a joint conference under the slogan “Third Way for the Big and Small Homeland”.
The event was attended by the leaders of the groups: Vladislav Kosiniak-Kamis and Shimon Holovnia. Politicians announced that Polska 2050 and the Polish People's Party as the Third Way will create a joint electoral commission for assemblies, foviats and communes.
Local self-government elections It is expected to be held on April 7. The second round will be held on April 21.
– Thanks to this wave, which started unusually, especially in the days before the parliamentary elections, we won. Poland won. Poland is reborn. Changes take time. It will be faster when we win the local government. And the third way to win in the local government goes further, together we go to the local government elections. Poland 2050 and the Polish People's Party will form a joint electoral committee for provincial assemblies, county councils and municipal councils, PSL president Władysław Kosniak-Kamisz said.
“The next stage is ahead of us”
– Now we have another stage in front of us, a very important stage of showing that the third team is still together, it continues – said PSL president Władysław Kosniak-Kamish. – We must remember that the process of changes has just started, it is not really finished. We clearly see what is happening in the country, how long this change will last and how much work it will require, said Szymon Holownia, the leader of Poland 2050. “We are not going to win, we are going to win, we are on the way,” he emphasized.
– Your success, our success, will be if you convince the people you talk to that government is not enough, that local government is what gives people what makes them feel safe: a good school, a good offer of extracurricular activities. , culture and sports in the place of residence, safe transport (…), cheap energy, the possibility of making investments and conducting business – said Holovnia.
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