Rafal Tshaskovsky and Karol Navrotsky were held in the second round of the Poland President’s election.
In Poland, more than 99% of the president’s election was calculated. The leader is a representative of the government’s civilian platform, mayor of Warsaw Rafal Tshaskovsky. Itt.Pl reported it on Monday, May 19.
After processing 99% of Poland ballots, the head of Warsaw Rafal Tshaskovsky, candidate from the civilian government coalition, who gained 31.2% of the vote remains leader.
In the second place is Karol Navrotsky, who represents the law of opposition and justice and which is the head of the Institute of National Memory. He has 29.7% of the vote.
The third place was occupied by Slavomir Mentzen from the Radical Party Confederation, which opposed the EU and Ukraine. He got 14.9%
Also in the list:
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Greegozh Brown, known for anti -ukrainian and anti -6.4%statements;
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Speaker of SEJM Shimon Golovnya (third path) – 5%;
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Andrian Zandberg – 4.8%;
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Magdalena runs from the left coalition – 4.2%.
Other candidates get less than 2% of the vote.
By counting the votes in Poland elections, the leaders changed. At the time of processing 69.1%of ballots, most of the votes received Karol Navrotsky (31.2%), while Rafal Tshaskovsky was in second place (29.3%).
Remember, on May 18, the first tour of the president’s election was held in Poland, allowing 13 candidates. Tshaskovsky and Navrotsky were held in the second election of the President of Poland.
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Source: korrespondent
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