Is the Trzaskowski Referendum in Danger? PiS Councilor's Surprising Words
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A political earthquake was expected in Warsaw. Rafał Trzaskowski was to be pushed to the wall, the right wing was to show its strength, and the referendum would prove that the capital was turning its back on its president. Meanwhile, with eight days left before the fundraising campaign ends, the exact opposite scenario is becoming increasingly likely: the massive operation against Trzaskowski could end before […]
Warsaw councillors doubt that the required number of signatures will be collected for a referendum on the dismissal of Rafał Trzaskowski, according to media reports.
The Warsaw Referendum Operation has until September 28 to collect the signatures needed to hold a referendum on the dismissal of Rafał Trzaskowski and the Warsaw Council.
Warsaw city councilors from all sides of the political spectrum are skeptical of the signature-gathering campaign for a referendum on the recall of the city government. Law and Justice (PiS) councilor Tomasz Herbich pointed out the high probability of not collecting the required number. "Collecting over 130,000 signatures—so that the referendum could take place—is extremely difficult," added Sławomir Potapowicz of the Civic Coalition.
Warsaw city councilors across all political spectrum are skeptical about the success of the signature-gathering campaign for a referendum on Rafał Trzaskowski's recall. They believe its organizer will not collect the required number.
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