Exit polling shows that Poland’s presidential runoff election is too close to call.
The battle between the conservative, populist incumbent President Andrzej Duda and the …
Exit polling shows that Poland’s presidential runoff election is too close to call.
The battle between the conservative, populist incumbent President Andrzej Duda and the liberal, pro-Europe mayor of Warsaw Rafal Trzaskowski is down to less than a 1 percent difference, with Duda holding 50.4 percent to Trzaskowski’s 49.6 percent of the votes. The Ipsos Institute, which conducted the exit poll, said Sunday the difference is within the margin of error, meaning it’s not yet possible to say who won.
Turnout for the election was 52.1 percent, up 4 points from the first round of voting on June 28, the State Electoral Commission said.
