Why this region is more liberal compared to neighboring provinces?

by Adriaugu

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  1. Stalinists murdered or resettled Slavic Polish people, nobility and the “intelligence” from the now blue regions and they were replaced by catholics, about or there is to it.

  2. Most of the “iron electorate” of PiS is essentially a hardcore catholic populace that is prevalent in most of eastern Poland.

    But Podlasie is a slightly different case – historically it’s been a melting pot of different cultures and ideas. You can tell by all the Orthodox and Jewish landmarks. I’d say this is the reason for the difference.

  3. In Poland going east you find more conservative people as the landscape gets less urban and more rural. And when you get far east enough, you find an enclave of weed-smokind, ultra liberal buddhist hippies, who got tired of the rat-race in Warsaw and decided to live in the forest.

  4. This region is inhabited mainly by bisons, which, due to the extermination of their cousins ​​in the United States, tend to vote for liberal and pro-ecological parties.

  5. usually in rural areas you’ll have bigger PiS following, and cities you’ll have higher following on liberal parties

  6. What about the Duda (PiS) enclaves in the West? Or the area southwest of the Tricity region? Why are they pro-PiS?

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