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The National Electoral Commission published on its website data from 29 out of 260 Poznań voting precincts, according to which the Civic Coalition’s candidate in the Senate elections, Rafał Grupiński, obtained 70.66 percent. votes (3,283), and Ewa Jemielity representing PiS 29.34 percent. ( 1,363). These are the only candidates running for the senatorial seat from Poznań.

In the 2019 elections, the senatorial seat in district no. 91 was won by KO candidate Marcin Bosacki; At that time, over 72 percent supported it. voters, and less than 28 percent voted for Przemysław Alexandrowicz from PiS. voters.

A race against time begins in foreign electoral commissions. They have 24 hours to count the results, otherwise the votes of the Polish community will be thrown into the trash. Interest in participating in elections abroad was exceptionally high.

In Canada, where 12 electoral commissions voted on Saturday in the Polish parliamentary elections and referendum, a very high turnout was recorded. In nine committees it exceeded 90%.

At the district electoral commission in Jagodno in Wrocław, voting lasted until 3 a.m. There were still several hundred people standing in line to vote at midnight.

At. 23.20 from the polling station in the 7th Secondary School at ul. Skarbińskiego in Krakow, the last voters left, and there was applause in the room of the district electoral commission no. 124. It was at this point that long lines of people willing to vote had been lining up since the afternoon.

In Spain, the elections to the Sejm and Senate of the Republic of Poland and the national referendum in 15 voting districts have ended – nine in the consular district of the Consular Section of the Republic of Poland in Madrid and six in the district of the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Barcelona. A record turnout was recorded – over 24,400 people in total.