Politico: Polish presidential election remains too close to call
Both candidates claimed victory.
RZESZÓW, Poland — Poland was on tenterhooks Monday awaiting the result of its presidential election after exit polls showed the race was too close to call.
Incumbent President Andrzej Duda, backed by the conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party, took 50.8 percent, while his opponent, centrist Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski of the Civic Platform party, had 49.2 percent. The exit poll, released at midnight local time, has a 1-percentage-point margin of error.
The result is so close that Poland’s electoral commission announced late Sunday night that it would not be releasing partial vote counts, only making a final announcement once all the ballots have been counted either late Monday or Tuesday.
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WNU Editor: I would not be surprised if incumbent President Andrzej Duda wins. But the exit polls showing the race is this tight is a surprise.
More News On Today's Polish Presidential Election
Poland election: second exit poll indicates narrow lead for Duda - live news -- The Guardian
Exit poll show Poland’s Duda leading in presidential runoff -- AP
Poland's Duda slightly ahead in presidential vote: exit poll -- Reuters
Polish election goes to wire as exit poll gives Andrzej Duda tiny lead -- The Guardian
Duda declares victory in Poland's presidential race but rival says too close to call -- CNN
Poland's Duda holds slim lead in presidential election, exit poll suggests -- BBC
Polish presidential vote — Duda ahead in exit poll, but too close to call -- DW
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