In the process of voting in the first round of elections of the President of Poland's opposition leader Andrzej Duda scored 1% more votes than the working head of the power Bronislaw Komorowski. However, none of the candidates received more than 50% of the votes, in consequence, Poland will have another round of voting.

The results of the past in Poland the first round of voting showed that President powers Bronislaw Komorowski enjoys support of the majority of voters. From the first time to determine the figure fit for the position, did not work, but the opposition was able to get ahead of the Polish favorite. Of course to deal with the political preferences of poles 24 may have during the 2 rounds of voting.

"The state electoral Commission decided that, as none of the 11 candidates for the post of the President of Poland has not received more than 50% of the vote, 24 may, there will be another vote. Selection will be made from 2 candidates in an election may 10, scored the highest number of votes is Andrzej Duda and Bronislaw Komorowski", - TASS quoted the head of the State electoral Commission of Poland Wojciech Hermannskogel.

The candidate from home in the Republic of the opposition party "Law and justice" Andrzej Duda scored 34,76% of the vote. For the incumbent powers Bronislaw Komorowski voice gave 33,77% came to the polls. The difference between the candidates is slightly less than 1%.

On the 3rd place with 20.8 per cent of the vote showed independent candidate Paul Cookies. Another 8 candidates for the post of the President of Poland has not managed to overcome the barrier of 5%. The only one in the list of the fairer sex Magdalena, Ogurek, which advocated a rapprochement with the Russian Federation, scored 2,38% of the vote. Turnout amounted 48,96% - more than 15 million poles went to the polls to Express their political preferences.

At the same time, analysts do not believe that the advantage of 1% will predetermine the results of the 2nd round of voting. "1% in Polish politics does not weigh a lot, although 2nd tours in our part of Europe often brought shocking, unexpected unexpected results," said Dr. Rafal Fedoruk.

"President Komorowski great difficulties. He will have an extremely aggressive to fight to win in the 2nd round. Although I still believe that nothing is predetermined, because the role has changed: now Duda became a favorite, and Komorowski is fighting for survival," said political analyst Antony Dubek.

Of course to be confident in the results of the upcoming vote, nobody can. "At the moment it is difficult to say who has a better chance. The outcome will certainly affect the turnout. Allies of Kakisa mobilized and went to the polls to vote for him. In this regard, the question is whether they will go to 2nd round", said the sociologist Jacek woods.
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