During the final campaign weekend before the first round, Rafał Trzaskowski's team presented the spot "My Home" – a personal confession from the candidate about the people and values closest to him. - Voters will see a Rafał they haven't had the chance to know yet - one of the top campaign strategists tells us.

- We all come from somewhere. I am from Sieradz, the MP is from Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski is from Warsaw. Today is the time to introduce ourselves, to say "hello", and also a time for Poles to see this first spot, which will be broadcast on all major television stations – viewers of TVN, Polsat, and TVP alike, who do not receive the true message. It is often manipulated, censored, so all the more we want TVP viewers, who are not to blame for the station's manipulation, to see the real Rafał Trzaskowski, where he comes from, what his credo is, and therefore we say that here and now it is worth starting from the beginning and saying "hello", introducing ourselves - said Cezary Tomczyk at a press briefing.

In campaigns, spots where the candidate "introduces himself" to voters play a huge role. In Polish electoral battles, a breakthrough moment in overcoming the poll deficit against Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz in 2005 was Donald Tusk's spot featuring a photo of him working as a chimney sweep. Biographical spots also played a significant role in Barack Obama's campaign.

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