Rafał Trzaskowski's committee sent an election protest to the Supreme Court

The electoral protest of the representative of the Rafał Trzaskowski committee was sent to the Supreme Court – said Wioletta Paprocka, who was the chief of the staff of the Citizens' Coalition candidate.

“'In the democratic election trial, each vote of the voter must have a guarantee of proper respect of the state institutions'

The submission of such a protest was previously announced by another member of the Trzaskowski Staff, deputy head of the Ministry of National Defense Cezary Tomczykwho on the same day submitted his personal election protest to the Supreme Court. From the information that the committee of the committee Grzegorz Wójtowicz provided on the same day, it appeared that the protest would be submitted through Poczta Polska.

Recognition of election protests

Monday was the last day to submit election protests after presidential elections.

Supreme Court He recognizes protests in the composition of three judges, in non -litigious proceedings. “If the need to conduct evidence appears in the course of recognizing the protest, a decision is issued to allow and take evidence, e.g. from the testimonies of witnesses or inspecting the voting cards,” said the Supreme Court.

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As reported, in election protests that have been affected so far, the Supreme Court is raised, among others Irregularities in preparing voting reports and when counting votes in some election committees. On Thursday, it was reported that the Supreme Court ordered the examination of cards, i.e. de facto conversion of votes from 13 peripheral election committees. The Supreme Court decided to take this proof “by court assistance by competent district courts”.

After recognizing the protest, the SN may leave it without further running. This means that the protest for formal reasons cannot be recognized in substance. If the protest is recognized in substance, the Supreme Court may express the opinion that the protest is unfounded or that it is justified. “In the event of an opinion on the legitimacy of the allegations of protest, the Supreme Court indicates whether the irregularities found had an impact on the result of the election” – said the Supreme Court.

After recognizing all election protests, based on the election report presented by PKWThe Supreme Court decides on the validity of the election of the President of the Republic of Poland – it must do this within 30 days of making the results of the election to the public. This means that the last day you have to decide will be on July 2.

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