Rafał Trzaskowski barely won, the Liberals fell worse than expected - commented Reuters' agency after announcing the poll results of the presidential elections in Poland. In turn, the Associated Press pointed out that despite allegations of a studio apartment, Charles Nawrocki's score was better than expected.
"Polish Liberals fell little than expected in the Sunday presidential election, and Rafał Trzaskowski from the ruling centre Citizens' Coalition (KO) barely won" - writes Reuters on Monday.
Reuters notes that the consequence poll by Ipsos Late exit poll, published 3 hours after the closing of the polling premises, gives the candidate a centre-liberal KO Rafał Trzaskowski31.1 percent. votes, and his rival supported by populist-conservative PiS Charles Nawrock - I'm sorry. 29.1 percent.
SEE: Donald Tusk after announcing exit poll results: It's a game of everything.
The Agency comments that this is much A modest consequence for Trzaskowski, than from earlier polls. They forecast the advantage of the Liberal candidate at the level 4-7 points percentage.
Results of the presidential election. Western Media: The consequence of the second circular will be decided by the far right
Reuters emphasizes that if these results are confirmed, it means that Trzaskowski and Nawrocki will "go head-to-head" in the second circular on 1 June and that the result of this duel will depend mostly on whether Poland will maintain Pro-European course designated by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, or decision closer to nationalist supporters of the U.S. president Donald Trump.
According to the Agency, the consequence of the voting Second circular of elections will mostly depend on the votes of the far right electorate.
SEE: Polonia has decided. That's how they voted in the United States.
Politico besides draws attention to this consequence by writing, among others, that while Trzaskowski will apply for votes of the electorate of the centre and left, Nawrocki will effort to gain far right votes Sławomir Mentzenwhich has achieved a 3rd consequence - 15.4% of votes.
"Candidates opposing Tusk achieved better results than those supporting the government. That means that Trzaskowski will have a hard taskto win June 1st," writes the portal.
The U.S. Associated Press Agency points out that Nawrocki got a better score than expected, despite the allegations that he obtained an flat from an older man in an unfair way.
