Nawrocki won in Kosów and Podlasie, where mainly soldiers voted

In the only election commission in Kosovo, where the soldiers stationed there mainly, Karol Nawrocki won, winning 74.41 percent. votes. In the same committee in the first round Sławomir Mentzen obtained the most votes, and Grzegorz Braun came second.

In Kosovo, the election commission was organized at the Camp Marechal de lattre de Tassignny military base in Novo Selo, where about 250 Polish soldiers are stationed as part of the KFFe mission – NATO's peacekeeping forces.

The turnout in this committee amounted to 94.6 percent.

In the second round of presidential elections, Karol Nawrocki won there, who won 221 out of 297 important votes. 76 votes were cast at Rafał Trzaskowski.

In the first round in Kosovo, the best result was obtained by Sławomir Mentzen (51.19 percent), Grzegorz Braun (15.08 percent) came in second, and Karol Nawrocki (12.70 percent) was third.

Soldiers also voted in the Podlasie Voivodship, in the Hajnów poviat. In the Dubicze Cerkiewne commune, the “Podlasie” task grouping is stationed next to the border with Belarus. Three election committees operated in this commune. Of the 1,608 entitled to vote, 233 people benefited from the certificates of voting.

Karol Nawrocki won in Dubiczy Cerkiewne, winning 55.74 percent.

In the first round of elections, Sławomir Mentzen achieved his best result there in the country, obtaining 32.86 percent. votes. (PAP)

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