You won't hear that from the PiS. Novogradka has a large problem with his score

natemat.pl 2 months ago

Karol Nawrocki's election success was rejected in Law and Justice. Yes, the head of the IPN continues to fight for the president's seat and on Sunday lost somewhat to Rafał Trzaskowski. However, his 29.54 percent votes in I circular is the worst score of all candidates put up so far by the Law and Justice in the race for the highest office in the country.

The State Election Commission reported authoritative results on Monday morning and circular of presidential elections. It was won by Rafał Trzaskowski with a score of 31.36 percent. The second is Karol Nawrocki, who received 29.54 percent of the vote.

Between Trzaskowski and Nawrocki there are only 356 981 votes of difference, which announces the hot 2 weeks preceding the playoff. On Sunday evening, the Staff of Law and Justice and civilian Coalition announced the successes of their candidates, but a certain scratch on the consequence of Nawrocki is that "29.54%".

Charles Nawrocki and the Law and Justice have silenced this problem. And it hasn't been that bad.

The consequence of Karol Nawrocki from I tour is the worst in the past of the Law and Justice, more specifically – among all candidates put up so far by the Law and Justice in the race for the seat of the president of Poland.

In the 2020 pandemic, Andrzej Duda, seeking a second term, won 43.50 percent of the votes in the first round. In the game he won with Rafał Trzaskowski, gaining 51.03 percent.

In turn, in 2015, erstwhile Duda first competed in the presidential election, he scored 34.76 percent in I round. In the second, he gained 51.55 percent and defeated president Bronisław Komorowski.

In 2010, the PiS candidate was Jarosław Kaczyński. In the first round, the leader of the PiS won 36.46 percent of the votes and went to the second circular in which he lost to Bronisław Komorowski. In 2005, the organization placed on Lech Kaczyński. Although in the first circular he lost to Donald Tuski (result 33.10%), in the second circular he scored 54.04 percent and became president.