300polityka was the first to see Rafał Trzaskowski's latest promotional video, in which the campaign team outlines the candidate's vision for Poland. The campaign team used fragments of the President of Warsaw's speech from Wrocław.

Simultaneously with Trzaskowski, his voters deliver individual sentences. The image is divided into two parts. Trzaskowski occupies the larger portion, while individual supporters take up the smaller one. The campaign team strives to showcase a broad spectrum of voters: from children, young people, through individuals with disabilities, ethnic and national minorities (Silesians and Kashubians), users of sign language, professional groups (teachers), to seniors.

The leitmotif of the video is the declaration "I believe in Poland," which Trzaskowski and the voters then expand upon. Together, they speak of a Poland that "is one for all, with equal opportunities, free from lies, where there are no better and worse, equal and more equal, where the stronger help the weaker, in a Poland within the European Union."

"It's high time to change Poland," say the voters, and Trzaskowski adds that "we will do it together." In the second part, supporters introduce themselves (by first name or full name) and explain the reasons why they will vote for Trzaskowski.

This is the first video to appear before the second round of the presidential elections. Trzaskowski's associates declare that before the electoral runoff, the candidate is entering a new phase of the campaign, of which this video is one element. Campaign team members emphasize that no actors appear in the recording, but rather real supporters.

With 11 days left until the repeat vote, the President of Warsaw is set to go on the offensive. He is preparing new initiatives, and the campaign team also plans to leverage Andrzej Duda's lack of declaration regarding participation in the debate organized by TVN, Onet, and WP.

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