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Polish Presidential Election finished.

Polish Presidential Election Review


Belvedere Palace in Warsaw (Source: Przemysław Łanowy)
President-elect Andrzej Duda
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USPA NEWS - Polish Presidential Election ended on Sunday 24 of May. Actuall President Bronislaw Komorowski (48,45%) was beat by right-wing Europe MEP Andrzej Duda(51,55%). Frequency numer was only 55% allowed to vote which as always shows how Poles are lazy and "democratic".
On Sunday 24 of May at 22:30, People of Poland choosen their new president -Andrzej Duda,who beat in the final stage current Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski from Civil Platform Party. Duda supported by Law and Justice party and other right-wing group's took 51,55 % of voter's, actuall president result was 48,45 % votes. Like always tthe frequency in election was just a half of Poles allowed to vote - 55%.
Election Comission press conference on Sunday
Source: Przemysław Łanowy
President Komorowski election evening
Source: Przemysław Łanowy
President Komorowski
Source: Przemysław Łanowy
Duda who took te biggest result by support from people without education and farmer, will be the youngest president around the world. Previous years he was Member of European Parliament, haven't much experience in big politics, will be sworn in on 9 August 2015. Bronislaw Komorowski is giving way after 5 years in office of calm cadence targetet in pro-family and patriot values.
The main problem of thi election(like always) was the frequency of Polish People. Only 55,15 % of people allowed to vote go to elecion locals.. The question is: Are People of Poland so lazy that they can/t get up,walk few meters to local and choose his candidate? Or they have future of their country in somewhere?
We will se how will look 5 years of new president cadency. Maybe he will put the problems out of the country.

For USPA was writing Przemyslaw Lanowy, Warsaw, Poland.
Source: Przemysław Łanowy
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Source: Przemysław Łanowy
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