In Poland, 100% of the votes in the elections were counted. The results almost coincided with exit polls

2023-10-17 09:24:15

The National Electoral Commission of Poland reported on its website in real time the progress of the counting of votes in the parliamentary elections held on October 15.

On October 17, the commission reported that all votes had been counted, PAP agency writes.

Voters’ votes were distributed as follows:

For the “Law and Justice” (PiS) party, which has been in power since 2015 and to which the president also belonged Andrzej Duda — 35,38% (the exit poll, a sociological survey at the exits from the polling stations, gave her 36.8%);

for the “Civil Coalition” headed by the former Prime Minister of Poland and MEP Donald Tusk — 30,70% (exit gender – 31.6%);

Former presidential candidate for the “Third Way” coalition – “Poland 2050” association Shimon Golovny and the Polish People’s Party – 14,40% (exit gender – 13%);

For the unification of the left forces “New Left” – 8,61% (exit sex – 8.6%);

For the right-wing party “Confederation of Freedom and Independence”, which stands on the positions of Eurosceptics – 7,16% (exit gender – 6.2%).