The national broadcaster LSM pointed out that even scandals arranged in recent weeks around Nawrocki, a candidate supported by Law and Justice, did not have much influence on voters' decisions. He won 29.54 percent votes, more than indicated by pre -election polls.
Nawrocki – commented – he will need votes cast in large numbers for other right -wing candidates. Sławomir Mentzen won 14.8 percent, and Grzegorz Braun – 6.34 percent
In turn, Trzaskowski – the current president of Warsaw and the candidate of the Civic Coalition – will have to turn towards leftist voters, at which almost every tenth vote in Polish elections (Adrian Zandberg obtained 4.86 percent, and Magdalena Biejat – 4.23 percent). He obtained 31.36 percent votes.
LSM also noted that Trzaskowski won in Latvia's vote in Latvia with almost 26 percent, and the leader of the Confederation Sławomir Mentzen came second, who won just over 24 percent. votes. Nawrocki obtained 14 percent (PAP)
