Pro-EU candidate takes narrow lead in Polish presidential election, exit poll says

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EU-backed candidate, Rafa Trajskovsky on Sunday, was the post of the post of post for the post of President of Poland on Sunday.

The departure of Epsos shows in a survey that the Honor Mayor Donald Task’s Center-Dan Citizen Platform Party represents the anti-nationalist law and justice (PIS) party historians who won 5.7 percent against Noreki’s 5.7 percent.

The result of the run-off, if confirmed by the final result, will allow Tusk to proceed with its reform agenda. It will deal with one more push abroad of Donald Trump’s Maga Movement, follow Rightwing is the defeat of elections for politicians Combined with the US President in Canada, Australia and Romania.

A few minutes after the exit survey, Tzuskovsky declared an “incredibly close” run-off victory by speaking in front of Jubilant supporters at Warsa. He promised that elections were included in being a “president of all poles” and giving paper on the bitter and deep faults of the Polish society.

“The first act of the President will be to reach out to all those who have not voted,” said trazaskovsky. “I’ll do everything so we can get back to the ability to make a simple, quiet conversation.”

Away from acknowledging defeat, Noreoki told his supporters that “we will win and save Poland”, warning the task “exclusive of power”. Noreoki ended his statement by calling the difference “so minimal” Poland Monday will start with him as president.

“We have to win tonight and we know that we will,” he added.

The Election Commission says the final result is expected to be announced on Monday morning or afternoon.

Before Sunday’s vote, the task warned voters that Nororoki could not only throw its reform, but also weaken the role of Poland in the EU’s full-fledged attack by Russia’s neighbor Ukraine.

The task has faced an institutional stagnation because the outgoing President Underjay Duda, another PIS nominee, has taken his veto power to block the planned judicial overhall and other reforms as the Task Coalition has been expelled from the office in 2021.