Karol Nawrocki officially President Elekt. “I will be the president of everyone”

The presidential election shows us all that Poles want to take responsibility for their future – said President Elek Karol Nawrocki on Wednesday, who received the resolution of the National Electoral Commission at the Royal Castle in Warsaw about the election of the President of the Republic of Poland.

The presidential election was won by a candidate supported by PiS, who won 50.89 percent in the second round of elections. votes of support. Ko Rafał Trzaskowski's candidate obtained 49.11 percent votes. The attendance amounted to 71.63 percent

On Wednesday, President Elek received a resolution of the PKW regarding the result of the election of the President of the Republic of Poland, which during the ceremony at the Royal Castle was given to him by the head of PKW Sylwester Marciniak.

Nawrocki: I believe that the new opening will start

President Elekt Karol Nawrocki assured that he would work not only for his voters, but also those who voted for his opponents. I believe that with my presidency a new opening in Polish politics will start – he said during the ceremony at the Royal Castle in Warsaw.

During this ceremony, Karol Nawrocki received a resolution of the PKW about the election of the President of the Republic of Poland, which was given to him by the head of PKW Sylwester Marciniak.

Nawrocki assured that he would be “president of one Poland”. Among his priorities, he mentioned the “destruction of the walls of hatred between Poles” and the renewal of public debate. “Hate cannot be an alternative to inept rule, hatred cannot be an alternative to conducting a political dispute in the Polish parliament and the lives of many social groups” – said Nawrocki.

“I believe that with my presidency a new opening in Polish politics, without hatred walls, will also begin, but with a deep sense that thanks to this election citizens of the Polish state regain their voice” – added President Elekt.

Nawrocki received the resolution of the PKW, but the protests are still flowing

So far, 108 protests have been received by the Supreme Court against the president's election – said Monika Drwal from the Supreme Court press team on Wednesday. There is time until Monday, June 16 to submit such protests.

As PAP told the lumberjack among the protests that received the last day, one formulated by a private person concerns cases of suspected votes cast in the second round for candidates – Karol Nawrocki and Rafał Trzaskowski. “The protest refers to 12 peripheral committees and refers to protocols on the PKW website and media reports,” she informed.

Earlier, cases were reported when representatives of the peripheral committees themselves submitted a post factum mistakes consisting in the opposite assignment of votes to candidates – votes cast for Trzaskowski were assigned to Nawrocki. This was the case with the District Electoral Commission No. 95 at ul. Stawowa in Krakow, as well as the District Electoral Commission No. 13 in Mińsk Mazowiecki.

Wednesday's “Gazeta Wyborcza” wrote that such mistakes most likely happened to both candidates. The daily pointed out that – as estimated by prof. Jarosław Flis from the Jagiellonian University – Nawrocki was to gain such less than 3,000 votes, Trzaskowski – 2 thousand