Marcelina Zawisza on the "atmosphere of stolen elections". She attacks Roman Giertych

- Every election is accompanied by election protests - said Marcelina Zawisza from the Razem party, commenting on the convening of the National Electoral Commission meeting on the issue of incorrectly counted votes in some commissions. - This is not a scale that allows for invalidating the results - she added. The MP noted that if "the atmosphere of stolen elections gets going, we are undermining the electoral process".

- Every election brings election protests. Mistakes happen, it's obvious that they need to be explained - said Marcelina Zawisza from the Razem party in "Graffiti", commenting on the meeting of the National Electoral Commission called for Monday regarding entries of incorrect vote counts in the minutes of some District Electoral Commissions.

- But this is not a scale that would allow the results to be invalidated. Contrary to what Silni Razem and people associated with the Civic Platform say. This seems to me to be harmful to the state and the electoral process. If the whole atmosphere of stolen elections gets going, then we are undermining the electoral process - explained the politician.

As Zawisza added, each committee that runs in the elections has the right to submit a representative to the election commission . - He then participates in the vote counting and signs everything - she added.

- The entire process is designed to make forgery impossible. Although, of course, mistakes can happen due to fatigue - Zawisza noted.

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The host Marcin Fijołek quoted the words of Roman Giertych , who questioned the election result on social media.

- And does Giertych recognize that the 2023 elections took place and were legal? - asked Zawisza. She added that the validity of that vote was decided by the same chamber of the Supreme Court that will decide on these ones.

- I would advise Mr. Giertych to drink a glass of water . Let him think about whether what he is doing is good for the Polish state. Because his actions are really harmful - she concluded.