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The SDS wrote that Nika Kovač referred to voters in areas with the highest voter turnout as extreme. She urged everyone to participate in the elections and show that Slovenians love their country and community and that no place is extreme. https://t.co/AkHKl8WGlR #volitve #Slovenija #demokracija (translated)

The author stated that the signatories of the Declaration 27 out of 27 - Together for the Senate advanced to the second round of the Senate elections in 25 out of 27 districts, and five of them won already in the first round. He wrote that all votes had been counted, and he described the results of the first round as favorable. https://t.co/HhBdzI3JGy #Senát #volby #politika #CZ (translated)

The author of the article stated that the signatories of the Declaration 27 out of 27 for Together for the Senate advanced to the second round of the senatorial elections in 25 out of 27 districts, and five of them already won in the first round. He added that all votes had been counted and described the results of the first round as favorable. https://t.co/EOcXNm50L6 #Senát #volby #politika #CZ (translated)

Katerina Mahdalova called on Czech Television, Michal Kubal, and Jan Moláček to change their approach to news reporting, which she described as nonsensical. She stated that the election results should be interpreted, not just reported in terms of ongoing counting. She added that together with Michal Škop, they can also offer predictions. #zpravodajství #volby #politika (translated)

The author hypothetically asked what a person elected as the President of the USA, whom he labeled as a "Russian puppet," would do differently than Donald Trump. As examples of Trump's approach, he mentioned the easing of sanctions, the welcoming of Vladimir Putin, whom he labeled a criminal, limiting efforts to intervene in Russian infrastructure, and the current purchases of Russian oil. He described this development as a historical mistake. https://t.co/IIQ9AEVOVa #politika #USA #Rusko #US #RU (translated)

Łukasz Gibała wrote that there was one more step to "restore Krakow to its residents," and the upcoming elections were to determine the city's future. He reminded that earlier, residents recalled the previous president in a referendum, which — as he assessed — resulted from concern for Krakow. He described the city as a community that should ensure a safe and predictable life, adherence to rules, respect for the voice of residents, support for entrepreneurs, and care for those in difficult situations. He appealed for participation in the elections so that — as he wrote — everyone could build a safe future in Krakow and live normally. #Kraków #Wybory #Mieszkańcy (translated)

The author of the post responded to the comments that after the weekend, the person in question would likely return to school, as the authorities were managing the situation and detaining members of groups operating on social media. He praised the police. #policja #bezpieczeństwo #szkoła #PL (translated)

The author urged people to go to the polls. He stated that voting was not an obligation, but a right on which a free society and the legitimacy of those who decided on common matters relied. He called on people not to neglect or despise this right. #volby #demokracie #práva #CZ (translated)

Vida Kocjan wrote that she briefly switched to RTV, where Manica, in her opinion, acted like a gendarme and asked how they would pay for the brothel that was supposed to belong to them. She added that she immediately switched elsewhere and urged them to go to the market. #RTV #javnahiša #trg (translated)

Libertarec urged voters to go to the polls. He claimed that the polls showing his party in the lead were published by all left-leaning media, which, according to him, they had not done before. He believed that the intention was to lull democratic voters to sleep and mobilize communists, asserting that they wanted to decrease participation on the YES side. He added that without voter support they could still lose, and stated that Slovenia needs people at the polls. #Volitve #Demokracija #Slovenija (translated)

"Ok, if this [approval of another candidate, Dan, for prime minister] doesn't go through, we will go for early elections." In an interview with POLITICO, Dan's main rival from the Romanian far-right, George Simion, warns that without elections it will not be possible to form a stable government and accuses the president of organizing a "blockade" against democracy because "he is afraid that we will come to power." #Rumunia #polityka #NATO (translated)

brutusReloaded invited the followers to participate in the referendum and vote four times in favor, if in their opinion these men are not a role model of masculinity or do not want to finance their masculinity with their work. #4xZA https://t.co/ynF3aqO2H7 #referendum #moškost #glasovanje (translated)

Jarosław Królewski appealed to the fans of Legia, Wisła, Lech, and other clubs. He wrote that for over 30 years of modern Polish football history, no one has briefly described the phenomena related to the fans' movement. He criticized some fans for, in his opinion, their superficial understanding of patriotism and loyalty, as well as for building an image of cunning despite issues with the Polish justice system. Królewski accused this part of the community of exploiting and subordinating weaker individuals, including young people from difficult life situations. He wrote that fans should not ruin their lives in the name of violence, crime, and pseudo-honor principles, and expressed hope that his post would reach at least one per mille of young people facing important decisions. At the same time, he emphasized that the majority of the Polish fans' movement is made up, in his opinion, of valuable people who support their clubs, help others, and organize social initiatives. He considered the minority that represents violence and the subordination of the weaker as a higher form of fandom to be a problem. He encouraged the audience to love their clubs, defend values, and think independently. He added that he was not interested in any pacts being made. #futbol #patriotyzm #lojalność (translated)

Marcelina Zawisza from the Together Party wrote that the New Left opposed discussing the agreement to increase the hourly minimum wage by 90 groszy, despite rising costs of electricity, gas, water, and rent. She also pointed out that salaries in the public sector were supposed to increase by 3 percent, while inflation was at 4 percent, which — as she assessed — could mean a real decrease in wages next year. Zawisza added that voters from different parties had asked her about further increases in fees this year, while the minimum wage had increased, as she wrote, only by 90 groszy. She claimed that public officials earning 10 thousand zł net felt the rise in costs less than other citizens. She accused the New Left, the Civic Coalition, PSL, and Poland 2050 of not wanting this topic to be discussed. #Polska #Gospodarka #Wybory (translated)

Zygfryd Czaban found the panic surrounding the matter amusing. He wrote that television has a regular audience that a buyer could lose if they changed the station's profile. He added that even in such a case, journalists and viewers might go elsewhere, just as was to happen after the profile change of TVP Info three years earlier. Czaban also stated that television is a dying medium for retirees. #telewizja #media #opinie (translated)