4 September 2000 The deadline to submit the 100,000 constitutionally required signatures that warrant the official registration of presidential candidates in Poland was Friday, 25 August 2000. Of the initial 21 contenders, eight did not even come close to that number. Those that did, however, brought their supporters’ signatures without much publicity, except for the acting president, Aleksander Kwaśniewski.But Kwaśniewski […]
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