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Szczecin Political Scientists Do Not Forecast a Significant Increase in Support for Poland in 2050

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"Poland 2050 is no longer a recognizable party" – Szczecin political scientists discussed the group's future in "Kawiarenko Polityczna." In the latest poll, the party received 2.2 percent support, meaning it would not enter the Sejm. Professor Bartłomiej Toszek, a political scientist from the University of Szczecin, emphasizes that the electorate currently sets pragmatic expectations that Poland 2050 fails to meet. "If a group is unable to prese…
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"Poland 2050 is no longer a recognizable party" – Szczecin political scientists discussed the group's future in "Kawiarenko Polityczna." In the latest poll, the party received 2.2 percent support, meaning it would not enter the Sejm. Professor Bartłomiej Toszek, a political scientist from the University of Szczecin, emphasizes that the electorate currently sets pragmatic expectations that Poland 2050 fails to meet. "If a group is unable to prese…

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radioszczecin.pl broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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