Polish President Duda Narrowly Wins Second Term In Office

The National Electoral Commission announced that Duda won the presidential election with 51.21% of the vote, while his opponent, Rafael Trzaskowski, received 48.79%. Over 68% of eligible voters participated. Duda, a conservative, is expected to support judicial reforms criticized by the EU and limit abortion and LGBTQIA rights. The opposition is investigating alleged voting irregularities, particularly concerning ballots from Polish citizens abroad.

Who won the presidential election according to the National Electoral Commission?

• The ruling law and Justice Party

• The Liberal mayor of Warsaw

• Andrzej Duda

• Rafael Trzaskowski

What percentage of eligible voters participated in the election?

• 51.21%

• 99%

• 68%

• 48.79%

What kind of reforms is Duda expected to support?

• Economic reforms

• Judicial reforms

• Educational reforms

• Healthcare reforms

Which rights is Duda expected to limit?

• Voting rights

• LGBTQIA rights

• Freedom of speech

• Religious rights

What is the opposition group investigating?

• Foreign relations

• Judicial appointments

• Voting irregularities

• Economic policies