Nawrocki with a "surprise for Poles". PiS spokesman revealed details

President-elect Karol Nawrocki intends to give a speech in Pułtusk next Sunday. The politician will meet with voters at an event called "Poland won". PiS politicians have already been announced to participate in the event. Even the party's chairman, Jarosław Kaczyński, is expected to appear.

Karol Nawrocki is to deliver a speech in Pułtusk

The meeting is to take place in the Amphitheatre at the Pułtusk Castle. The event is scheduled to start at 1:00 p.m. and is to be open to everyone. The spokesman for Law and Justice, Rafał Bochenek, told us a bit more about the initiative. In an interview with the Niezalezna.pl portal, he announced "a lot of attractions".

- We invite everyone who wants to celebrate Karol Nawrocki's victory in the presidential elections with us in a good, positive atmosphere. We invite entire families, there will be plenty of attractions. Sunday's meeting will be an opportunity to thank all those who in any way got involved in this campaign, contributing to the historic victory - the politician appealed.

- Grassroots work, financial support, and every kind word - all of this carried us through these difficult months and motivated us to act. A musical attraction awaits everyone present. Let's be together! - encouraged Bochenek.

Karol Nawrocki wins the presidential election

In the second round of the May presidential elections, Karol Nawrocki received 50.89 percent, which translated into 10,606,877 votes. Thus, the president of the Institute of National Remembrance and the candidate supported by Law and Justice in the presidential race will be Andrzej Duda's successor.

In turn, Rafał Trzaskowski obtained a result of 49.11 percent. 10,237,286 voters put a cross on the ballot papers next to the name of the mayor of Warsaw and the candidate of the Civic Coalition.

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