The State Election Commission of Poland announced on Monday morning that right-wing conservative historian and euroseptic Karol Navarki got 50.89% votes under Sunday’s President’s runaway, leading to him to 49.11% from his Liberal Orthodox, European-European-Rotable, Rafale Tzsconski.
Nawrocki wants to be inaugurated in August, President Andrez Duda, who, is not able to run for the President after two conditions in the office.
Nawrocki, a 42 -year -old historian of GDansk, who was nominated by the opposition law and justice (PIS) party. The PIS presented the Navarki as a non-Sportson, independent “citizens’ candidates”, although their campaign was paid by the party and their schedule and their program aligned with PI.
“We have informed in uniting the entry patriotic camp,” said Navarki, who moved forward, saying “Poland Without Migrants” what is their political purpose.
“We won because we were right,” said PIS leader Jaroslav Kakzinski.
Supporters of the Confederation Liberty and Independence Party, who have been an ultraviolet and an economical independent wing, i.e. voted for Navroki. Most of the supporters of the Gzegorz Bron, a rigid-right, antisementic politician, Nevoki also supported in the ballot box.
Bitter shock for government
Trzaskowski was a candidate from the Liberal Conservative Civic Platform (PO) of Prime Minister Donald Task. Warsaw’s 53 -year -old mayor was supported by the ruling alliance, third methods (TD) and other parties in the new Left.
His amazing necklace is a major setback for the tusks government.
During his election campaign, the Navarki did not bone the fact that he intends to continue the policy of interrupting President Duda’s government. In 18 months of Tusk’s return to power, Duda has often used its veto powers to block government reforms, which are related to the restoration of rule of law.
Political scientist Barbara Broadinska-Mirovska told broadcaster TVN on Sunday evening, “The boaty wants to handbreak in terms of domestic policies and make life difficult for the government.”
Where did Nawrocki stand on major Forign policy issues?
It is likely that the boat will narrow the government room to maneuver in terms of foreign policy.
For the Constitution, the Polish President is not only the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, O has one in foreign policy.
Nawrocki’s stance on core foreign policy issues collides with the people of the government.
During his election campaign, he spoke in favor of joining NATO against Ukraine and attaching conditions for the country’s European Union’s reception. In the context of security, the President-election is a favor, a euroseptic and mistrust Berlin, who rely on the US. Hey, to continue efforts to get Germany to pay War for War for War.
“Poland is facing Hungary’s scenario,” sociologist Robert Sobiach said that with Navoki, Poland would distance himself from Europe, as Hungary Prime Minister is under Victor Orban, and PIS can return to power in 2027 with Ultra-Religion Liberty and Independence Party.
Emotional scooter on coaster
Both the candidates were on an emotional scooter coaster, the moment the polling station closed at 9 pm at CET. The first exit poll indicated that Tzscowski (50.3%) had a wafer-thin lead on Navki (49.7%).
“We have won!” Trusscowski announced, who promised to start implementing his program “such as Torpedo” and promised to extend his hand to all those who voted for their opponents.
But the enthusiasm in his team did not last long. Another pole released two hours later, which included the results of some polling stations, reversing the forecasted results.
An preliminary analysis indicates that it was above all men and people aged 29 who voted for Navarki, while women and old people supported Tzaskaski.
Many scams did not stop Navarki
In recent months, the media has created a series of key allegations against the Navarki, which has been the head of the Poland Institute of National Remiends (IPN) Sion 2021.
Hey was accused that he belonged to people in hooliganism and criminal underworld and dishonored a fate, alcohol -dependent person with dishonest means.
Nawrocki admitted to participate in a pre-maintained mass dispute between fans of two rival football clubs.
Online platform Onet claimed that while working for a security company as a student, the Navarki organized prostitutes for guests at a luxury hotel in Sopot on the Baltic coast.
But none of these reports derailed the bid of Navarki for the presidency.
Writer Slavomir Sierrakovsky spoke of “Bumrang effect”, explaining that the “infiltration highlighting” of these stories in the media felt a sense of solidarity with the candidate.
Newspaper jacek nizinkivicz Rzeczposphita The result on Monday is called “political earthquake”.
Nizinkwikz wrote, “Things will not calm down after the election. Poland has been divided for two decades that the new President will not fill in the thesis trench.” “It is to understand that the opposite case will be.”
This article was the original published in German.
