Rafal Trzaskovski, Liberal Mayor Warsaw, leads after the first round

Warsaw Liberal Mayor Rafal Trzaskovski won a narrow victory in Poland presidential elections, according to the exit poll, but will decide on the next country president in the next country president.

According to another exit survey published late on Sunday night, Trzaskovski, Deputy Deputy Leader of Prime Minister Donald Tusky Civil Platform Cival Platform Center (PO), won 31.1% of votes.

Navrocka came another with 29.1% of votes.

If the survey is confirmed by the final official result – it is not late on Monday – Trzaskovski and Navrocci will compete in the second round 1. June, because neither of 13 candidates won more than 50% of the vote.

Trzaskovski told his supporters in the rally in Sandomierz, South Poland, “We will win.” But he said it would need a lot of work and “great determination.”

“I am convinced that all Poland will win,” he said.

He tied to cooperate with the coalition of Prime Minister Tuska to liberalize the strict law on abortion in the country and accelerates the reform of the Polish judiciary, which was widely considered the previous government PISG.

Trzaskovski performed worse than public places surveys before the vote, which had between 4% -6% in front of the war.

The Polish president has a large extent of solemn power, but is able to veto government legislation. The Tusk Coalition does not have a large parliamentary majority enough to take over the presidential veto.

The tusk did not present many campaigns, partly, because the existing conservative president of Andrzej Duda Vetoo legislation of his government, but also for division within the coalition on issues as well as abortions and civil partnerships.

The victory of Trzaskovski would remove the president’s veto, but Navrocci will probably be even a solid obstacle of the dude.

Navrocki told his supporters in Gda, that the tusk had to stop from winning the overall power in Poland.

He called on the supporters of two-stage candidates, Slavomir Mentzen, who came to the third and won 14.8%, and Grzegorz Brown, who found the fourth and won 6.3%, to “save Poland”.

A lot will depend on which candidate can mobilize his voter electorate in the second round.

Navrocki was unknown at the national scale before the right and justice (PI), he chose it as his candidate. But he improved at work, and the PIS is traditionally good to expose his vote.

Trzaskovski will need to win voices of Supporters of its Centary Party, but also those who support candidates of younger coalition partners, left (Magdalene Biejat) and a conservative third time (Szimon Holovnia).

Another concern for Trzaskovski is better than the expected results of distant real candidates, because many of their supporters will not vote for him.

The result of Menzen was a strong display and continued to improve his distant real Copederacy because he entered Parliament in 2019. years.

Who will be his, mostly young voters, back to escape?

Many would support the Tauric for their Catholic, family oriented views, but do not like the PIS-this Levic economic policy of generous state benefits.

Mentzen is a candidate for anti-establishment, and some of his supporters do not want to vote for Navrocki or Trzaskovski, representing two parties who represent Polish policies for two decades.

The result of the MoJ, Grzegorz Brown, the result was a nasty surprise for Polish Liberal Voters.

Brown made the headlines in 2023. year when he put candles in the Jewish Menor in the Polish parliament with the fire extinguisher after the Ceremony for the Hanuke Festival.

Brown called the “Satenic” festival. During the presidential hearing last month, “Jews have too much too say in Polish jobs.”