- In the USA, 13 237 people in favor of Duda, while the most dangerous rival Rafał Trzaskowski 9046
- Also in Ukraine, the current head of state Andrzej Duda won, who voted 51.71 percent. voters
- Poles in the Far East mostly supported Rafał Trzaskowski, he also won in France, Belgium and Spain
- In Belarus, Andrzej Duda won the most votes, but Rafał Trzaskowski led in Minsk
Check the current result of the first round of presidential elections
In America, the election took place on Saturday. The game in five constituencies took place mainly between the incumbent Polish president and the president of Warsaw. Duda won in the largest clusters of the Polish diaspora in the districts subject to the consulates general in New York and Chicago. Trzaskowski turned out to be the winner in Los Angeles, Washington and Houston.
In the first round, the largest number of Polish community voters, 10,634, was noted by the New York consulate. Duda received 5076 (47 percent) votes there, ahead of Trzaskowski 4017 (37.8 percent).
As Consul General Adrian Kubicki said, the turnout (expressed by the ratio of returnable envelopes received to sent to the electorate) amounted to 84 percent.
Duda was also a winner in the Chicago constituency. 6731 people voted for him, and 2101 for his biggest competitor. In the remaining consular districts comprising the smaller Polonia, the first round of elections was won by Trzaskowski.
W The Angels, where a total of 2,806 people voted with a turnout of 78% the president of Warsaw was supported by 1509 voters, while Duda 653. W Washington he won in a ratio of 1080 to 549. The turnout therein was 71.4 percent, with a total of 1975 voters voting.
Among other presidential candidates, the Polonia electorate supported Szymon Hołownia and Krzysztof Bosak to a much lesser extent. The others hardly mattered.
Ukraine: Duda’s clear advantage
332 people (51.71%) voted for Andrzej Duda. Rafał Trzaskowski came in second with 191 votes (29.75 percent).
Next came Szymon Hołownia, with 48 voters, and Krzysztof Bosak with 44 votes. 15 voters in Ukraine voted for Robert Biedroń, and eight for Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. One vote was received by Paweł Tanajno, Stanisław Żółtek, Mirosław Piotrowski and Marek Jakubiak. Nobody voted for Waldemar Witkowski.
Elections were conducted in the created voting circuits in each of the consular districts – Łuck, Lviv, Vinnytsia, Odessa, Kharkiv and Kiev. They were taking place in premises adapted to the principles of sanitary safety and in correspondence mode.
Andrzej Duda won in all voting circuits except for Kiev. In the Lviv region won 127 votes, and Trzaskowski – 49. Bosak with 17 votes took the third place.
In the Kiev region Trzaskowski won, winning 97 votes, and Duda came second with 55 votes. Hołownia came in third with 25 votes.
In the Vinnytsia region Duda won 77 votes, second place went to Bosak with five votes. In the Kharkiv region, Duda won 21 votes and Trzaskowski 15. In the Lutsk region 31 voters voted for Duda, and 13 for Trzaskowski, in Odessa region 21 people voted for Duda and 14 for Trzaskowski.
A total of 644 votes were cast in Ukraine, including two invalid. According to PKW, the turnout was 90.45 percent
Duda in Prague is only the fourth
The report forwarded by the electoral commission No. 33 in Prague to the National Electoral Commission confirms that the first round of Polish presidential elections in the Czech capital was won by Rafał Trzaskowski before Szymon Hołownia, Robert Biedron and the current president Andrzej Duda.
Two voting circuits have been created in the Czech Republic: at consulates in Ostrava and Prague. In the capital, according to the protocol adopted by the PKW, Trzaskowski obtained the most votes – 892. He was ahead of Hołownia, which was voted for by 255 voters and Biedronia with 192 votes. 164 votes were cast for the incumbent president. A total of 1625 valid votes were cast in Prague. The turnout was 88.32 percent
409 valid votes were cast in Ostrava. Rafał Trzaskowski got the most votes – 191; the incumbent president got 100 votes. 66 voters voted for Hołownia. The turnout in Ostrava was 89.3 percent.
Trzaskowski wins in Ireland and France
In Ireland, where 19 126 valid votes were cast, Rafał Trzaskowski wins with 48.9 percent support, Szymon Hołownia came second – 18.9 percent Andrzej Duda in third place 16.1 percent Krzysztof Bosak won 9.9 percent, Robert Biedroń 3.9 percent and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz 1.4 percent
None of the other candidates was supported by more than 50 people.
On the territory of Ireland, the election of the President of the Republic of Poland took place only by correspondence. 21,715 election packages were sent to voters who registered in one of the three voting districts established in that country. 20,105 of them were sent back within the deadline, which means that 979 votes could not be taken into account due to the lack of a signed statement on personal and secret voting, an unsealed envelope, or the presence of an X mark with more than one name or none at all.
In France 4,341, or 48.81 percent votes were cast for the Civic Coalition candidate, and 2461, i.e. 27.67 percent for the incumbent head of state.
The third place was taken by Szymon Hołownia with 1115 votes (12.54 percent), and the fourth – Robert Biedroń, who obtained 431 votes (4.85 percent). Krzysztof Bosak came in fifth with 394 votes (4.43 percent).
The next places were taken by: Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz (89 votes, i.e. 1%), Waldemar Witkowski (26 votes, i.e. 0.29%), Marek Jakubiak (12 votes, 0.13%), Paweł Tanajno (11 votes) , 0.12 percent) or Mirosław Piotrowski (8 votes, 0.09 percent), Stanisław Żółtek (6 votes, 0.07 percent).
The four voting circuits created in France were cast on Sunday in total 8894 valid votes. 11,661 people registered to vote. Three circuits operated in Paris and one in Lyon. The lower than usual number of constituencies in the current election resulted from sanitary restrictions related to the coronavirus epidemic. Voting took place by correspondence.
Spain for the candidate KO
In two committees operating in Madrid, and in the third, which was established at the General Consulate of the Republic of Poland in Barcelona, Trzaskowski received the greatest support, which won 61.16 percent. of 4488 votes cast by the Polish community in Spain.
Duda took second place in the elections in Spain. 13.44 percent voted for the current president. Poles living in this country.
Szymon Hołownia came in third among Polish residents in Spain, who was supported by 13.32 percent. voting. The next places were taken by Robert Biedroń and Krzysztof Bosak, respectively 8.04 percent. and 2.47 percent votes.
Almost 80 percent voted in two committees in Madrid. persons from among those to whom electoral packages were sent. In turn, over 70% of the ballots returned to the committee in Barcelona. people.
Poor Duda result in Belgium
Rafał Trzaskowski won 50.63 percent votes of support, and Andrzej Duda 19.71 percent. – results from the data of two of the three voting circuits created in Belgium.
In Belgium, 11,487 people registered for the vote. Three committees were created: at the embassy, consular department and permanent representation in Brussels. Voting took place only by correspondence.
Until Monday morning, data from two out of three voting wards were given. A total of 6064 votes were cast in them. Szymon Hołownia received the greatest support after Rafał Trzaskowski and Andrzej Duda (18.32%).
Next were: Krzysztof Bosak (5.18 percent), Robert Biedroń (4.35 percent) and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz (1.27 percent). Other candidates obtained less than 1 percent. votes.
Belarus divided
In Minsk, according to the committee’s report, 71 voters voted for Trzaskowski and 48 for Duda. 48 votes each were given to Szymon Hołownia and Krzysztof Bosak; two votes were obtained by Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, and one by Waldemar Witkowski. In total 143 people voted there.
General consulate in Grodno he informed in turn that during voting in the local election commission the most votes – 78 – were won by the incumbent President Duda. 20 people voted for Trzaskowski, nine for Hołownia and Bosak. One vote was won by Paweł Tanajno, Robert Biedroń and Kosiniak-Kamysz. 123 people took part in the vote.
In Brest the candidates received respectively: Duda – 21 votes, Trzaskowski – 17, Bosak – four, Biedroń – one. In total 43 people voted.
Overall, in all committees with 309 voters, Duda scored the most, because 147 votes, while Rafał Trzaskowski – 108.
In Belarus, no quarantine or other top restrictions were imposed on the coronavirus epidemic. During the voting, however, a strict sanitary regime was in force, and some voters exercised their right to vote by correspondence.
Trzaskowski with the most votes in the Far East
Trzaskowski won the largest number of votes in Japan, China, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines and Taiwan – according to PKW data.
In the circuit of voting in Such Trzaskowski was supported by 48.09 percent from 524 voters. Andrzej Duda from 10.31 percent votes came in fourth, behind Szymon Hołownia and Robert Biedron, in which 16.22 and 13.17 percent respectively voted. voters in Japan. Fifth place was taken by Krzysztof Bosak with 9.16 percent votes.
In five circuits of voting in China – in Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Chengdu and Hong Kong – a total of 462 Poles voted. Trzaskowski also won there, achieving 58.66 percent. votes. The next positions are: Hołownia from 13.85 percent, Biedroń from 8.44 percent, Bosak from 7.58 percent. and Duda with 7.36 percent votes.
In the city of Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, 160 votes counted. 48.13 percent voted for Trzaskowski, 15.63 percent for Biedroń, 14.38 percent for Hołownia, 13.13 percent for Bosak and 6.25 percent for Duda. voters.
Duda overtook Bosak in South korea, where 145 people voted in the Seoul circuit. Trzaskowski also won there, obtaining 60 percent. votes. The next positions were: Biedroń (13.79 percent), Hołownia (13.10 percent), Duda (7.59 percent) and Bosak (4.83 percent of votes).
In Thailandand, where it was possible to vote only by correspondence, Trzaskowski won 62.64 percent. from 174 votes cast. The next places were taken by Hołownia (11.49%), Bosak (8.05%), Duda (7.47%) and Biedroń (6.32%).
In Vietnam 117 people voted, of which 58.97% supported Trzaskowski, 18.80 percent Hołownia, 9.40% Biedronia, 5.13 percent Duda and 4.27 percent – Barefoot.
In Indonesia out of 82 votes cast 62.20 percent it was on Trzaskowski, 14.63 percent to Hołownia, 10.98 percent for Duda, 9.76 percent barefoot. The fifth place was taken there ex aequo Biedroń and Stanisław Żółtek, who received 1.22% each, i.e. one vote.
On Philiphines, where only correspondence voting was provided, 26 Poles cast their votes. 61.54 percent voted for Trzaskowski, 23.08 percent for Duda, 7.69 percent to Hołownia. 3.85 percent – that is, one vote each – received Bosak and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.
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