“The Supreme Court decided to take the above evidence through court assistance by competent district courts” – donated in a court statement.
For several days, the media have been informing about irregularities related to counting votes in some committees during the second round of presidential elections. Informed, among others About cases when representatives of the peripheral committees submitted a post factum mistakes consisting in the reverse attributing to the votes to the candidates. This was the case with the District Electoral Commission No. 95 at Krakow, as well as the District Electoral Commission No. 13 in Mińsk Mazowiecki.
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The Supreme Court's decision to allow evidence from the inspection of cards from a total of 13 regional electoral commissions was made on Wednesday, which the SN informed about in the Thursday communication. These committees include District Commission No. 95 in Krakow and District Commission No. 13 in Mińsk Mazowiecki discussed in the media.
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The Supreme Court's decision also applies to: District Electoral Commission No. 3 in Olesno; District Electoral Commission No. 9 in Strzelce Opolskie; District Electoral Commission No. 25 in Grudziądz; District Electoral Commission No. 17 in Gdańsk; two regional electoral commissions – No. 30 and 61 – from Bielsko -Biała; District Electoral Commission No. 10 in Tarnów; District Electoral Commission No. 53 in Katowice; District Electoral Commission No. 35 in Tychy, District Electoral Commission No. 6 in Kamienna Góra and District Electoral Commission No. 4 in Brest Kujawski.
Re -conversion of votes in the presidential election
The voice on possible irregularities when counting votes or completing protocols by regional committees, the Supreme Court also took in Tuesday's announcement. Namely He indicated in it that such situations could also be the basis for formulating allegations in election protests. In turn, as noted in a Thursday communication – such irregularities are already raised in allegations in electoral protests registered in SN.
The Supreme Court also indicated that When recognizing protests questioning the determination of the results of voting or the result of the election, it may allow evidence from the examination of electoral cards, “in practice, leading to a similar effect, such as recalculating cards“As a rule, taking such evidence is commissioned to the competent District Court as part of an appeal for legal assistance.
So far, so until Thursday, at 16, 192 protests against the election of the President of the Republic of Poland (so -called election protests) were received. In addition, the Supreme Court considered 12 election protests that day and left them without further running.
The same decision to leave without further running was made against six protests considered on Tuesday – so in total the Supreme Court considered 18 out of 192 protests.
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The deadline for submitting protests against the president's election (so -called electoral protests) is on Monday, June 16.
The election protest can be submitted to the Supreme Court only in writing. Other forms such as fax, e-mail or ePUAP are unacceptable. It can be submitted directly to the Supreme Court or in a Polish post office.
