A lot of Poles came to participate in this year's presidential election abroad. They voted in even the most distant corners of the world. Who finally entrusted their voice? Some results are surprising.
Key facts:
- The first round of presidential elections has ended.
- Votes could also be cast in 508 circuits created abroad.
- As at 00:30 Voices were counted in 47 percent of them.
It is From the latest Poll study from 23:30Rafał Trzaskowski won 31.1 percent in the first round of presidential elections. votes, a Karol Nawrocki 29.1 percent support. The turnout in the country was 66.8 percent. The counting of votes both at home and abroad is underway.
Before the election to vote abroad A record -breaking of over half a million Poles registered. A record number of 508 circuits was also created, i.e. more than one hundred more than in the last parliamentary elections from 2023. Particularly many committees were established in countries where many Poles live, like Great Britain, the United States and Germany, but committees were also in places popular among Polish tourists. Data PKW They show how Poles voted in the farthest corners of the world.
How Poles voted in the world
If the voters voters in Poland decided in Poland CatharRafał Trzaskowski would win in the first round, winning 62.31 percent. votes. The second would be Sławomir Mentzen (7.31 percent), and only the third Karol Nawrocki (6:15). It is worth adding, however, that 261 electoral cards were issued in the electoral commission created there. It would be similar in Peruwhere on 95 votes cast 56 (58.95 percent) went to Trzaskowski, followed by Nawrocki with nine voices. Even fewer election cards were issued in Kenya – In the capital of this country, Nairobi was cast a total of 75 votes, of which 34 (45.33 percent) went to Rafał Trzaskowski, and 16 (21.33 percent) to Karol Nawrocki. After six they got Sławomir Mentzen and Adrian Zandberg, four Magdalena Biejat and Grzegorz Braun, and Szymon Hołownia got three votes. After one voice, Marek Jakubiak and Krzysztof Stanowski got.
Only 25 Poles voted in Nigeria – 13 on Trzaskowski, three to Hołownia, Nawrocki and Zandberg. On the other hand, almost one and a half thousand (1453) votes were cast in United Arab Emirateswhere two election committees were created. There, the vast majority, 52.99 percent, put on Trzaskowski (770 votes), in second place with 12.04 percent. There was Mentzen (175 votes), and on the third Magdalena Biejat (113 votes).
IN Vietnam Two election committees were created. 237 Poles voted in this country and Trzaskowski won with 89 votes (37.55 percent). Zandberg was second with 41 votes (17.3 percent), and the third Mentzen with 37 votes (15.61 percent). Biejat won 27 votes, Nawrocki – 15, Hołownia – 12, Stanowski – 7, Senyszyn – 5, Braun – 4. Zandberg went even better in the only commission created in Mongolia – there “Powerful Dane” He took first place with five voices (27.78 percent). Next were Nawrocki – 4 votes, Biejat – 3, Trzaskowski – 3, Braun – 1, Hołownia – 1 and Senyszyn – 1.
Meanwhile, if the fate of the election depended on Poles voting in KosovoSławomir Mentzen (51.19 percent of votes) would win in the first round. Grzegorz Braun (15.08 percent) won the second place in the vote here, and Karol Nawrocki (12.70) was the third.
If it depended on voting in MalaysiaMagdalena Biejat would enter the second round. With a result of 11.49 percent There was a second here, before Rafał Trzaskowski, who won 45.95 percent. votes. It is worth adding, however, that they were all given here 149.
Author/author: pb // am
Source: tvn24.pl
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