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Instytucja ciszy wyborczej w orzecznictwie Sądu Najwyższego

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Stępień-Załucka B.
Zeszyty Naukowe Uczelni Jana Wyżykowskiego. Studia z Nauk Społecznych
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2017
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issue 10
rb.ujw.pl/local
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The electoral silence institution operates in many countries around the world. In every country, regardless of its essence, it gains a particular dimension. In Poland, in polish electoral system, this institution has been operating since 1989. Since then, it has continued to pursue its basic goal of giving electoral time for a peaceful electoral decision. In this article the author analyzes the case law of the Supreme Court concerning the area and assesses it.
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Instytucja ciszy wyborczej funkcjonuje w wielu krajach na świecie. W każdym jednak kraju, niezależnie od swej istoty, zyskuje partykularny wymiar. W polskim systemie wyborczym cisza wyborcza funkcjonuje od roku 1989. I od tego czasu obowiązuje nieprzerwanie, realizując swój podstawowy cel – pozostawienie czasu wyborcy na podjęcie spokojnej decyzji wyborczej. W artykule tym autorka podejmuje analizę orzecznictwa Sądu Najwyższego dotyczącą wskazanego obszaru i dokonuje jej oceny.
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Strażnik demokracji czy relikt przeszłości? Dyskusje nad zasadnością stosowania ciszy wyborczej

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Zaborski M.
Political Preferences
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2013
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issue 7
25-41
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The article focuses on the issue of election silence, the range of its applicability and significance for the Polish democratic system. It describes in detail the legal perspective of the phenomenon at the same time illustrating its actual impact on the functioning of party competition and electoral decision-making process. The primary goal of this paper is to present the results of empirical studies on the importance of pre-election polls for the development of the actual support of voters. Empirical verification has been applied to a thesis which assumes that the publication of opinion polls in support of candidates or political parties during election campaigns should be forbidden longer than just during election silence. The results were also correlated with the declared political preferences of the respondents, which allowed the author a more detailed analysis of the revealed regularities.
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