Three Elections, One Message: Europe’s Maga Populists Are on the Rise

Three elections, one message: Europe’s Maga populists are on the rise

Being pro-Trump pays dividends as European politics swings sharply to the right

Why Poland’s Election Is a Barometer for Europe’s Populist Wave

Poland’s presidential election will determine whether the country can restore the rule of law and remain a reliable partner in the European Union after nearly a decade of divisive right-wing populism.

The Liberal Trzaskowski wins the first round of the presidential election in Poland. However, in the run-off against the National Conservative Nawrocki it could become tight for him.

Head-to-head race in Poland between Liberal Rafal Trzaskovsky and National Conservative Karol Nawrocki. The decision was made only in the run-off election on 1 June.

In the first round of elections, the pro-European Rafal Trzaskovsky and the national conservative Karol Nawrocki land almost equally. In the final election, the votes of the right-wing extremists will come to an end.

The Liberal Rafał Trzaskowski won the first round of the Polish presidential election, but just ahead of Karol Nawrocki from the national conservative camp. The final election becomes the European fate election.