Under the banner of delivering crucial insights into the most important elections, a national debate is scheduled for Sunday, featuring representatives from Poland’s leading electoral commissions. The event is organized by Polish Radio 24, and it promises a thorough examination of the issues facing voters today.
According to its official site, Polskie Radio 24 will host a debate lasting about 120 minutes, structured into distinct segments to cover a broad spectrum of topics and viewpoints.
The opening segment will present two rounds of questions directed at the participants across four thematic areas: economics, social policy, foreign relations, and worldview. Each candidate will have 60 seconds to respond to each question, creating a brisk cadence intended to reveal clear positions and reasoning.
The second segment allows participants to engage directly with one another. Each contestant may pose two questions to a fellow participant. The format allocates 30 seconds for posing a question, 60 seconds for answering, and a further 30 seconds for a follow-up response, ensuring dialogue remains concise while exposing contrasting perspectives.
In the third segment, contestants will draw a question from a set of twenty that were submitted by viewers. Each answer is allotted 60 seconds, after which the speaker’s time ends and the floor moves on to the next participant, maintaining focus and pace throughout the discussion.
The fourth and final segment serves as a concluding summary. Each participant receives 90 seconds to address the audience, offering an opportunity to synthesize their stance, address concerns, and emphasize key messages before the debate closes.
The event is a joint production by Super Express and Polskie Radio 24. Viewers can watch and listen on the PolskieRadio24.pl portal, on the Polish Radio YouTube channel, and also via the Se.pl website and the corresponding Super Express YouTube channel. The program was scheduled to begin at 6:00 PM.
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Source: wPolityce