From 9:00, leaders of Civic Coalition - Grzegorz Schetyna, Katarzyna Lubnauer, and Barbara Nowacka - along with Mayor Jacek Karnowski, will walk around Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street in Sopot.

At 9:00, the Senate will resume its session - this will be the last day of the sitting. At 10:00, a press conference will be held by PiS candidate for the Mayor of Warsaw, Patryk Jaki. His campaign team, in turn, will be running the #CzaskowskiWatch campaign today. Meanwhile, Jacek Wojciechowicz will visit Ursynów as part of the "18 Districts in 18 Days" campaign - a briefing will take place at 12:00.

At 13:00, President Andrzej Duda will meet with representatives of the National Olympic Committees of the Three Seas Countries. Two hours later, the Presidential Couple will participate in a presentation announcing the Polish Economic Exhibition.

At 18:00, a PiS election rally will take place in Poznań with the participation of Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

„It is worth emphasizing that this is only a partial acceptance of PO's lawsuit. The main demand of PO was rejected by the court. This most significant demand was the prohibition of using the phrase that PO did not build roads and bridges. That was rejected. The court focused on one issue, that the Prime Minister, when speaking about the PO government and comparing it to the actions of the current government, used the present tense, saying that PO spent a little over 5 billion, and we spend nearly 6 billion within a year. Here, the court ruled that the use of the present tense was controversial, and that the Prime Minister should have used the future tense, as this historical program of local road construction is still in the launch phase” - Minister Michał Dworczyk said on Jedynka radio.

“The difference between PO and PiS is that while the Civic Platform focuses on a negative campaign, on hanging billboards intended to slander PiS, on meetings of Mr. Schetyna with Chancellor Merkel, where I don't really know what he says, but judging by his statements, Schetyna says nothing good about Poland, on PO filing lawsuits. We focus on substantive work, presenting our program to Poles” - stated Minister Michał Dworczyk in a program on Polish Radio I.

– Ms. Gersdorf had the opportunity to extend her tenure at the Supreme Court; she primarily had to submit an application to the president. She did not submit this application and thus excluded herself from working at the Supreme Court – said Adam Bielan in the program "24 Questions" on Polskie Radio 24.

– It is evident that this group holding power in the Polish judiciary is holding on very tightly, and there will certainly be resistance. We were aware that this reform, so necessary, so awaited by Poles, the need for this reform certainly gave us victory in the parliamentary elections, will be a very difficult reform to implement – Bielan added.

- In many voivodeships, we have a large amount of funds at risk. Minister Kwieciński presented detailed information; these are hundreds of millions of euros that we might have to return to Brussels if changes are not made in these regional assemblies and more competent individuals do not take their seats – Adam Bielan said in "24 Questions" on Polskie Radio 24.

- In many voivodeships, Mazovia is a classic example, we have a Marshal who has been in power here for 16 or 17 years. He has created an incredible network, there is no other way to call it. It's the dependence of many local politicians on each other, on their decisions concerning the allocation of funds, the staffing of entire families of PSL activists in various important positions related to the distribution of funds and the overall functioning of the voivodeship self-government – Bielan added.

"At this moment, such a topic [of Błaszczak's resignation] exists in the media. We treat such information seriously if it comes from the person concerned or from the government. And there is no such information from the government or from Mr. Błaszczak, with whom the President's cooperation is very good," said the head of the National Security Bureau (BBN), Paweł Soloch, on Radio Zet.

"The President knows nothing about a change in the position of the head of the Ministry of National Defence," he added.

"It is too early to answer this question [about Andrzej Duda's re-election]. Let's wait for the President to speak on the matter. For now, he is focused on current tasks" - said the head of the National Security Bureau, Paweł Soloch, on Radio Zet.

- I have undertaken very delicate discussions, as it's also a business matter, with the distributor. In those cities where the local government forbids the screening of this film, and there is only one cinema that falls under the local government, the SLD will organize screenings of this film. Half a year ago, which is a scandal in itself, we gave MP Protasiewicz a query regarding the financing of the Church in Poland. In our opinion, this amounts to approximately 5 billion zlotys annually. They are prolonging these deadlines with parliamentary inquiries - stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News' "Polityczne Graffiti" (Political Graffiti).

- I asked the President what it was about, the President explained that it was indeed a private conversation and therefore I would not want to comment on it, because we are talking about a private conversation. However, the surprise that occurred in our country is absolutely astonishing. I see absolutely nothing wrong with it. The current President meets with a former Prime Minister of the Polish government at a UN session. Prime Minister Tusk sat next to the President, a completely natural reaction, a greeting, an exchange of pleasantries - said Błażej Spychalski in an interview with Marcin Fijołek on "Poranek" Siódma9.

- Let Morawiecki not resign for this reason [process], because he has other reasons to resign, and let Ms. Zdanowska continue her candidacy. She received a 20,000 fine, let her pay it – stated Włodzimierz Czarzasty in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News' "Polityczne Graffiti".

- After October 21st, the situation will crystallize significantly. Anyone who is arrogant and understandable will be stupid, and I will not be stupid. I will want to persuade Robert [Biedroń] to run together in the European Parliament elections, but if he chooses a different path, I will keep my fingers crossed for him. Civic Platform's ratings are falling after Barbara Nowacka's departure, and our ratings have not fallen after the formation of Mr. Biedroń's party – he added.

- The President, by his very nature, does not get involved in local government campaigns. Of course, he follows the campaign events; it's impossible not to notice what's happening. Although I must say, from my perspective, that the campaign in Warsaw is very intense, while in the rest of the country, it is definitely less so. The President, of course, cheers for some people, that's no secret; I've been asked about it a few times. I won't hide that the President pays very close attention to his city, to Krakow. It's not that the President officially, formally supports anyone. However, when it comes to Chairwoman Małgorzata Wassermann, the MP, the President is indeed rooting for her – said Błażej Spychalski in an interview with Marcin Fijołek on Siódma9's "Poranek" (Morning show).

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- We want to present the 'Warsaw for Women' program. We know that Warsaw is strong because of the skills, creativity, and hard work of its women. We intend to implement a special program specifically for women. If I become the mayor of the capital city of Warsaw, I want to make commitments aimed precisely at the women of Warsaw. These will be solutions addressing, I hope, the most important problems that women face - said Patryk Jaki at a press conference.

The program includes free psychological support and doula services, equipping playgrounds with special areas for changing and feeding children, the establishment of preschool and daycare facilities in office areas, assistance for single mothers' homes, preventive health screenings for young women, and free courses in starting a business and English language skills.

- No one said this campaign would be easy. It was indeed a blow to us, and a blow to her [Barbara Nowacka's] closest collaborators, whom she simply abandoned. I would understand it if she had done this after the local government elections, but when she does it now, when she herself is not running in the elections, she has candidates from her own association who are running not only in Warsaw but also in Poznań, and she is now running against them, that is simply a betrayal. From a purely human perspective, this situation is difficult to accept. I am sorry, but she didn't betray me, only her collaborators who are running from committees other than Civic Platform. She has put them in a very difficult situation - stated Jan Śpiewak in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus.

- He is clearly ashamed of the President [Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz, Rafał Trzaskowski]. This form of retouching, still a weak one, is reminiscent of what was done in the Soviet Union, where politicians who fell out of favor or were sent to the gulag were cut out. Frankly, Rafał Trzaskowski has a problem because he is a candidate of continuity, yet these elections are about change. We want Warsaw to be managed in a clearer, more transparent way, facing the citizen, with respect for the residents, not as it has been so far, with arrogance, detachment from residents, and various opaque arrangements. Trzaskowski is, I think, aware of this, and that's why he is distancing himself from the President - stated Jan Śpiewak in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus.

- No, I have already stated very clearly that I will not support either of the two candidates. For me, it's a choice between plague and cholera, and my voters have their own minds. They will make the decision they deem right – stated Jan Śpiewak in a conversation with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus. He added that everything indicates he will cast an invalid vote in the second round.

On October 4th, this coming Thursday, at 12:00 PM, the parliamentary Committee on Regulations, MP Affairs, and Immunities is scheduled to review the formal correctness of MP Małgorzata Zwiercan's statement from April 13, 2018, regarding consent to be prosecuted, in connection with the request from the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw dated August 10, 2017, for parliamentary consent to prosecute the MP.

The committee also plans to review the formal correctness of MP Sławomir Neumann's statement from May 15, 2018, regarding consent to be prosecuted, in connection with the request from the District Prosecutor's Office in Jelenia Góra dated March 30, 2018, for parliamentary consent to prosecute the MP.

I deeply regret that Rafał Trzaskowski is so derivative and slow in this campaign. If I had found out that a delegation from a rival's campaign team was coming to my office in Krakow, I would have shown up, greeted the delegation with good Krakow coffee, and spoken with them directly. It's evident Rafał Trzaskowski doesn't have such ideas and isn't interested in dialogue. He is helpless in the face of his own lack of achievements. Very pleasant people work in Trzaskowski's office. They were a bit surprised by the number of people, but they provided us with a few answers. Just as we expected, Trzaskowski did not keep his word to the residents of Krakow that he would visit here as often as possible, more often than once every two weeks, for a week. The answer is that he visited here less often than once every two weeks. In fact, he dropped by from time to time. Yes, he gave similar lectures, but the residents of Krakow did not elect him as a lecturer, but as a parliamentarian who promised concrete results from his work. These results are lacking. A woman employed at the office said that she has been working here for a long time, since the very beginning of the office's operation, and she was unable to recall any specifics about Trzaskowski's activities – stated Piotr Guział at a briefing in Krakow, in front of Trzaskowski's office.

„I have named this program "Krakow Security 2.0". The first issue concerns monitoring. We all know that Krakow lacks an efficient monitoring system, one that would be configured to cover the entire city divided into sectors and have online reception and a single center for real-time analysis. Krakow has several hundred cameras, but they are not fully integrated with each other, they are in random locations, and this leads to incidents in Krakow, such as the sad disappearance of Piotr Kijanka” - said Małgorzata Wassermann, the United Right's candidate for the mayor of Krakow, at a press conference.

„We would like all schools to have cameras, and those that already have them to be connected to this system. This is related to the safety of our children, future generations. This is a very important issue. The second point is the matter of the ninth police station in Krakow. We have eight police stations. For many years, nothing has changed in this regard; the city has grown. We have a demographic boom, many tourists, hence two proposals. If I become mayor, I will transfer land for the construction of a new police station, and I hope the ministry will consider this in its map of police stations” - she added.

„Currently, the PiS government prioritizes issues related to the security of our small homelands, estates, districts, and cities. PiS is implementing a plan to modernize uniformed services” - said Minister Paweł Szefernaker - „*In situations where local government cooperates with the government, where there is a willingness, for example, to transfer real estate for the construction of new posts and police stations, cooperation will be facilitated, and police stations will have to be established in these places*”.

"The trend is what matters most. When I began my campaign for the presidency of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski had even a 30-point lead. Today, it's almost a draw. The second round holds no significance today; after the first round, it's a new beginning. And in the first round, it's a draw. We all need to mobilize so as not to waste a vote in the first round. Even if you see some 'minor' candidates whom you like – and I like some of them too – please don't split your vote," said Patryk Jaki, the United Right candidate for mayor of Warsaw, in an interview with Marcin Fijołek on wPolsce.pl. 

“My dear lady, who is still interested in this? Who can even make sense of what is happening in this judiciary? Who still cares that a few people are glued to their positions and are trying to somehow maintain their incomes, privileges? [Europe] is moderately [interested]. In Europe, a few officials are interested” – said the Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, Ryszard Terlecki, in an interview with Agata Adamek on TVN24.

When asked if the issue of the judiciary still interested him, he replied, “Not at all”.

Action for residents instead of political wars and concrete solutions for Ursynów – these are the commitments made by the leaders of the Akcja Warszawa, Nasz Ursynów, and Otwarty Ursynów committees.

As reported by Jacek Wojciechowicz, leader of Akcja Warszawa and candidate for President of Warsaw, yesterday during a session of the Warsaw City Council, a group of Akcja Warszawa councilors submitted a draft resolution that was supported by all clubs.

- Akcja Warszawa, despite not being the largest group, was able to unite both PiS and PO - said Wojciechowicz. - This was probably the first vote in the Warsaw City Council this term where PiS and PO joined forces for a just cause – because it concerned salaries in nurseries. This shows that a third force is needed in the council, one that can shift local government towards substantive discussion instead of the political squabble between PO and PiS - he added.

Local government representatives from Akcja Warszawa also supported the idea of Otwarty Ursynów to hold debates for mayoral candidates in that district. - The idea is brilliant - assessed Warsaw councilor Lech Jaworski, running from the first position on the Akcja Warszawa list. - We believe this opens a new path towards transparency of power in the districts and towards decentralization of power in the districts, something the current team has failed to achieve. We support this and call on all districts to hold similar debates.

„This was the second in a series of meetings organized at the invitation of Rafał Trzaskowski. Today, a smaller number of committees participated in this meeting than in the first one. What was agreed upon is that we want all three main television stations: TVN, Polsat, and TVP, to organize the debate. Probably, if this succeeds, two such debates would take place before the first round. Within these debates, we want the candidates to have the right to free statements, as well as to answer questions about the most important issues for Warsaw residents” - said Jarosław Szostakowski, representing Rafał Trzaskowski, after the meeting of campaign staff representatives.

„Representatives of PiS have repeatedly raised the possibility of organizing such a debate solely by TVP. For us, this is an unacceptable solution. We want a transparent, open debate, in which every candidate is treated equally. TVP's involvement in the campaign of one of the candidates exceeds the usual standards related to reporting on the election campaign, which is why we believe it is not possible for only this television station to organize the debates” - he added.

„Thematic blocks have been outlined, because it seems that due to the number of candidates, each of them will have very limited time, so these will be major thematic blocks: social issues, infrastructure, communication, issues related to spatial planning and housing, smog, health. These are the things that, divided into four thematic groups, would be included in the questions” - Szostakowski explained.

The next meeting of the campaign staffs is scheduled to take place on Monday. The specific date for both debates has not been set.

Following the refusal by Marek Kuchciński to host a mobile session of the health committee in Przemyśl, the Civic Platform is organizing a meeting of its MPs at the local hospital.

This move by the opposition party comes after the Marshal of the Sejm, Marek Kuchciński, denied the Health Committee's request to hold a session outside of Warsaw, specifically in Przemyśl, a city represented by Kuchciński himself. The Civic Platform had intended to use the Przemyśl hospital as a venue to discuss issues related to healthcare in the region.

The decision to hold the meeting within the hospital premises, despite the official refusal for a committee session, signals the Civic Platform's determination to highlight local healthcare challenges and engage directly with the community and healthcare professionals in Przemyśl. The party aims to bring attention to potential shortcomings in the healthcare system and present their proposed solutions.

The tweet linked, although brief, likely refers to this planned event and potentially criticizes the ruling party's actions or expresses solidarity with the Civic Platform's initiative. The date of the tweet (September 27, 2018) indicates this event was planned or took place around that time.

- An ideological crusade is not the task of local government, neither Poznań's nor any other. We live in a free country; if someone wants to lead an ideological crusade, they should organize themselves, gather funds, but why should it be from public funds, in public institutions. Truly, this is unacceptable and it harms Poznań, it harms its development prospects. What is the solution to this, one could say change. Who can ensure this change today? Law and Justice, but here specifically in Poznań, Tadeusz Zysk - said Jarosław Kaczyński during a PiS election meeting in Poznań.

Recall the short government of Jan Olszewski. Even just the fact that at that time we were defended against very detrimental undertakings aimed at the permanent dependence of Poland on the then Soviet Union, that Poland began to develop then, after a period of decline, Polish GDP started to fall, and that the defense of common property was initiated. There were these undertakings and various kinds of plans. I repeat: a short time, but much was done. Then the second government. I don't know if Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz is from Wielkopolska, but he was prime minister and that must be acknowledged. And then I was prime minister, and truly in many areas of life, primarily in public finance, here we must recall Zyta Gilowska, who unfortunately has passed away. She was a candidate for parliament from here and became a member of parliament. She put public finances in order. Grażyna Gęsicka created the mechanism for receiving European aid – stated Jarosław Kaczyński at the PiS convention in Poznań. We created a new historical and educational policy. In fact, in almost every area, despite a very difficult coalition, there were changes. And finally, the current governments. Both Beata Szydło's and the Prime Minister's who is here now. There are positive changes, not only in the social sphere but also in the order of the state. While we were waiting for this meeting to begin, we talked about police stations, about how we are restoring the normal functioning of the police in Poland. This is necessary for the safety of citizens. In virtually all areas of life, changes are currently taking place, including economic ones. We finally have an active economic policy. This is something that is so strongly connected with this Wielkopolska tradition. And one could show very, very many such connections. I think I have the right to say that PiS is the formation that has drawn the most from this tradition and is implementing it – continued the PiS leader.

We recently drew the number for our electoral list on Wednesday. It's number 10. And it's no surprise. PiS is a bullseye - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at the PiS convention in Poznań.

- For the continuation of our actions, for the fight for a better Poland, we truly need unity as well. This Polish myth of unity, which helped us so much 100 years ago in regaining independence, when we were consolidating three completely broken partitions into one state, also helped us survive as a nation later, during World War II, when Poles were together, when we persevered in the great resistance against the greatest, terrible evil, the German occupier. And finally, in 1980 too, when different characters, different people united into a great movement in the fight for a better Poland. And similarly today, we need such unity, and this unity, as I look at this large hall, filled to the brim, is what PiS is giving to Poland - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at the PiS convention in Poznań.

There are actually two programs. One is called anti-PiS and the other is called Poland. This wonderful program that we have for Poznań, Wielkopolska and for Poland, we are developing in many fields, areas – stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at the PiS convention in Poznań.

- Poznań doesn't need these invoicing scandals, these lobbying scandals, which I've heard about here. Poznań needs, as you say, a good 'bauer'. Such a good 'bauer', yes, I know many different Poznań and Greater Poland words, because I myself have been in Poznań very often for 10 years, working as the president of one of the largest Polish banks. I know that Poznań needs a thrifty 'bauer', like Tadeusz Zysk is - said Mateusz Morawiecki during a PiS election meeting in Poznań.

- Our political competitors will do everything to minimize and depreciate our victory, but I believe in our victory, that it will be great, that it will sweep away dishonesty, that it will lead to a great change - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at the PiS convention in Poznań.

- East-west highways are very much needed. I also want to say something about one of them. About yours, the Greater Poland one. How much does it cost to travel from Nowy Tomyśl to Konin? 60 PLN. Back in 2004 or 2005, a dozen or so years ago, it was thirty-something zlotys, I remember. Today, it's almost twice as much. The A2, we have to pay twice as much. This is the frugality of our predecessors. Highways built in such a way that Poles pay, here I must say, that we are in first place in the European ranking, paying more than Italians, French, not to mention Germans, of course - said Mateusz Morawiecki during a PiS election rally in Poznań.

We are here because we want to change Poland and we see how much has already been achieved in these nearly 3 years, in such a short time, when nobody expected us to actually succeed. We can change just as much for the better in the next 3 years – stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at the PiS convention in Poznań.

- They travel with us and do beautiful work. Thank you to the journalists who are with us, traveling from place to place. Perhaps they sometimes want to be with us. They cover our meetings, verify information, and often travel many, many kilometers with us. They travel with us, and I thank them very much for that. I thank you all very much for that. I am very happy that you are with us - said Mateusz Morawiecki during a PiS election meeting in Poznań.

- I wish to point out that in these small towns and villages, people know the candidates for councillors and mayors very well; they know them directly. They are their neighbours, so the role of the media is significantly smaller. In large cities, it's impossible to know the candidates for president of Warsaw, Krakow, or Wrocław; few people know them directly. The role of the media is much larger. We do not have much favour with the media, so we are condemned to other campaign activities. I am impressed by the activity of the candidates in cities like Warsaw and Krakow - said Adam Bielan in an interview with Krzysztof Ziemiec on TVP Info's program "Gość Wiadomości".

- In very many regions, in regional assemblies, we can only count on ourselves. If we do not have an independent majority, it will be a coalition – the strength of the wicked against one. Everyone against us. This will be the case, for example, in Mazovia, where I am convinced that we must gain an independent majority to remove from power Marshal Adam Struzik, who is a master at entangling various regional institutions with his tentacles – said Adam Bielan in an interview with Krzysztof Ziemiec on the TVP Info program “Gość Wiadomości”.

- What will matter is how Poles vote on October 21st. We are working very hard. There is a lot of activity visible, starting with the Prime Minister, who, I am truly impressed, seems to possess the gift of bilocation. He is in two places at once. Our other candidates are also [active]. We have registered twice as many candidates in this election as the second-placed party, the PSL. We registered 31,000 candidates, the PSL 16,000. - said Adam Bielan in an interview with Krzysztof Ziemiec on the TVP Info program "Gość Wiadomości".

-- LIVEBLOG 300POLITYKI: Bielan: In many regions, we can only count on ourselves. If we don't have an independent majority, there will be a coalition – the evil against the one. Bielan: We don't have much media favor, so we are condemned to other campaign activities. PMM: We want to change Poland and we see how much has already been achieved in these almost 3 years. PMM on highway tolls: This is the thriftiness of our predecessors. Poles pay more than Italians, French, of course, not to mention Germans. PMM: I believe in our victory. PMM: Poznań needs a good *bauer* [German for farmer, used here in a colloquial sense implying a grounded, practical individual]. PMM: There are actually two programs. One is called Anti-PiS and the other is called Poland. PMM: PiS is a bullseye. Kaczyński: We finally have an active economic policy. PJK: An ideological crusade is not the task of local government. Following Kuchciński's refusal to organize an away session of the health committee in Przemyśl, Platforma is organizing a meeting of MPs at the local hospital. Social affairs, infrastructure, communication, spatial planning and housing, smog and health – among the preliminary thematic blocks for the debate of candidates for the mayor of Warsaw. Wojciechowicz: A third force is needed in the Warsaw City Council, one that can transform local government into a substantive discussion. Terlecki: Who is still interested in this judiciary? Who cares that a few people have cemented themselves into their positions and are trying to somehow maintain their incomes, privileges? Jaki: The second round has no significance today; after the first round, there is a new opening. And in the first round, it's a draw. https://300polityka.pl/live/2018/09/28/ ***** FAKTY TVN -- WE KNOW THE DATE OF THE HEARING BEFORE THE EU COURT OF JUSTICE – ON FEBRUARY 12, PRELIMINARY QUESTIONS FROM THE SUPREME COURT JUDGES WILL BE HEARD. -- HERE IS THE NEW NARRATIVE OF THE PIS POLITICIAN ON THE COURTS – Maciej Knapik: The material includes a statement by Ryszard Terlecki. -- NO ONE CARES? JUST 4 DAYS AGO, PRIME MINISTER MORAWIECKI INSISTED THAT CHANGES IN THE COURTS INTEREST EVERYONE – Knapik continues. -- PIS HAS NO AND WILL HAVE NO INFLUENCE ON VERDICTS OR DECISIONS OF EUROPEAN BODIES – Knapik. -- A DECISION TO SUSPEND PIS CHANGES MAY OCCUR IN DAYS OR WEEKS – Knapik continues. -- WHETHER THE GOVERNMENT WILL COMPLY WITH THE INTERIM MEASURES AND THE LATER VERDICT – UNKNOWN – Knapik. -- DOMINIK TARCZYŃSKI HAS TO APOLOGIZE TO BOGDAN WENT AND PAY 20 THOUSAND PLN TO WOŚP [Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity] – no material. -- AN MP WAS SPEEDING, DID NOT LOSE HIS DRIVER'S LICENSE. THE POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING THE CASE. -- IT'S EXPENSIVE, AND IT'S GOING TO GET EVEN MORE EXPENSIVE – announcement. -- IN THE COMING MONTHS, GASOLINE PRICES WILL RISE, AND IN THE WORST-CASE SCENARIO, THEY WILL REACH EVEN 6 PLN – Grzegorz Kajdanowicz. ***** WIADOMOŚCI TVP -- GOVERNMENT AID IS REACHING FARMERS – banner. -- Over thirty million zlotys have already gone to farmers from government drought relief. The Ministry of Agriculture announces that those who have not yet applied for aid will have more time. -- POLITICAL BATTLE FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS – banner. -- Tomorrow Łódź, Sunday Bydgoszcz, and today Poznań. Law and Justice continues its regional local government conventions in subsequent large cities. The election campaign is accelerating throughout Poland. -- JK IN POZNAŃ: The question of the mission of local government, building and organizing life, or an ideological crusade. An ideological crusade is not the task of local government. -- ZYSK on infrastructure development. -- JAKI PRESENTED WARSAW FOR WOMEN. -- JAKI'S COLLEAGUES VISITED TRZASKOWSKI'S OFFICE IN KRAKOW. -- I HAVE NEVER SEEN HIM HERE, HE HAS NOT CONTACTED THE KRAKOW AUTHORITIES AT ALL, HE IS AN UNRELIABLE PERSON – Krakow councilor. -- LET HIM FOCUS ON HIMSELF AND WHAT HE DID IN URSYNÓW RATHER THAN CONCERN HIMSELF WITH WHAT OTHER MPS DID, BUT IF HE HAS TIME, I CONGRATULATE HIM – Rafał Trzaskowski. -- PERHAPS INNATE MODESTY DID NOT ALLOW HIM TO BOAST ABOUT HIS KRAKOW SUCCESSES, AND WE DO NOT BELIEVE THAT HE HAS DONE NOTHING FOR KRAKOW IN ANY MATTER OVER 3 YEARS – Piotr Guział. -- IN THE MATERIAL, it states that Trzaskowski only spoke with Schetyna while riding the metro. -- NATO Military Committee meeting in Warsaw. -- FAREWELL TO KRYSTYNA GRZYBOWSKA. ***** WYDARZENIA POLSATU -- IN CITIES, KO [Civic Coalition] AND INDEPENDENTS HAVE THE GREATEST CHANCES IN REGIONAL ASSEMBLIES, WHILE PIS HAS THEM IN THE SEJM – Grzegorz Kępka on polls. -- CAMPAIGN IN KRAKOW, WASSERMANN AND SZEFERNAKER ON SECURITY, MAJCHROWSKI ON TRAMS. -- SCHETYNA AND JACEK KARNOWSKI IN SOPOT. -- TRZASKOWSKI'S SUPPORT IN WARSAW IS MELTING – Kępka. -- THE PRIME MINISTER AND JAROSŁAW KACZYŃSKI ACTIVELY SUPPORT THE CANDIDATES – Kępka. -- PIS AD ABOUT UNFULFILLED PROMISES OF PO [Civic Platform] REGARDING ROADS. -- THE PRIME MINISTER DOES NOT NOTICE ROADS BUILT BY HIS PREDECESSORS – Kępka. -- NSA DECISIONS ON THE SUPREME COURT.