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    Una nazione statica, 2020 vs 2025 Elezioni risulta in Polonia (02/06/25 3:10 CEST)

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    1. GoldenBuffaloes on

      Cool graphic, thanks for sharing.

      Looks like just slightly more blue in western Poland.

    3. bickid on

      51.16 vs 48.84 at 97.61% votes counted.

      Can the not-nazi candidate actually still win or is it mathematically impossible already?

    4. buddhistbulgyo on

      Putin tricked people into voting for a puppet state. Again.

    6. Affectionate_Mess266 on

      Election maps tell you so much about a country.

    8. PiedBolvine on

      Poland saved europe from the Muslim hordes century ago

      And now its saved us from Western Euro liberalism

      Common Pollock W

    11. ProfessionalOwn9435 on

      For a moment Poland was better country, president elect wanted to greet with open arm, and build bridges, and connect and not divide…

      and then fire nation took snus on gum, and asked “Do you wanna fight, punk?”

      And here we are.

    12. viktor72 on

      At least the city I’ll be spending two weeks in in July voted for the pro-EU candidate—Płock.

    15. Scion_Dloth on

      An interesting map. I just would have liked a bit more color contrast within the electoral districts to make the differences easier to see. Still interesting.

    17. EuFacDreptate on

      We’ve beaten our own version of Nawrocki in Romania—only worse and more pro-Russian, with evidence linking him to meetings with Russian spies in Moldova. He was even more extreme: violent both in Parliament and on the streets, and he avoided many debates out of fear. He spent around 1.5 million euros on U.S. lobbying, where he badmouthed our country. He even called his opponent an ‘autistic loser.’ We dodged a bullet—over 800,000 people voted against him. Hopefully, yours is better than ours

    19. FelizIntrovertido on

      Half Prusia, half Russia

      In this campaign I very much ‘liked’ from an intelectual point of view, the candidacy of Grzegorz Braun. It was totally Russian nationalist ideology but translated into polish nationalism.

      It helped me learn about the slavic form of nationalism that pan-slavism promoted 150 years ago and is still in the subconscious polish mind

    21. DasistMamba on

      Just a guess, does the personal income map look like this too?

    23. furgerokalabak on

      Poland’s problem: They don’t have Hungarian minority.

    24. anoretu on

      Wasn’t this expected? One of the candidates lost the last election. I don’t understand why he is a candidate again. As an outside observer, I predicted this result. People don’t suddenly start liking someone.”

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