What role is digital campaigning playing in Poland’s high-stakes presidential race, and how are new technologies fuelling political polarisation in a country marked by deep ideological divides and a tech-savvy electorate?

Leading experts with close ties to Polish campaign teams examined how digital strategies and political technology are shaping the race, from the mobilisation of younger voters to the role of social media in amplifying polarisation. With turnout high and a tight runoff expected between centrist and conservative candidates, we explored how tech is influencing both the message and the mechanics of this critical election.

Moderation:
Josef Lentsch (Partisan)

Speaker(s):
Konrad Kiljan (CEE Digital Democracy Watch)
Jakub Szymik (CEE Digital Democracy Watch)
Aleksandra Wójtowicz (CEE Digital Democracy Watch)