The National Electoral Commission (PKW) May Consider Erroneously Completed Protocols in Some Mandatory Sus鄢 Circles
On Monday, Pascal devotee Pascal of thePolish National Electoral Commission (PKW) announced during a post on X that the committee was considering erroneously completed protocols in some constituencies during the presidential Election. He specifically referred to his colleague Ryszard Kalisz, whose party, the Law and Justice (PiS), won by 10,606,877 votes at 50.89% in the second round of the election. Rafal Trzaskowski from the Civic Coalition (KO) secured 10,237,286 votes at 49.11%.
These results have left its Examination the validity of the presidential election to be pending on the Highest Court ( Supreme Court) of Poland based on the report by the PKW, after considering protest activities and irregularities in the electoral processes. Entities such as voters, including interested parties, can present written protests until 16 June.
Petitions for a recount of the vote have reached a staggering 160,000 signatures, according to Monika Drwal of the Supreme Court press team. Many reported that the margin of victory was too narrow for the election to standetes, the high number of Invalid Votes (189,000) arguments that the work of electoral commissions had been subjected to significant questioned and irregularities, and the involvement of the electoral authorities in the final Assembly of Poland.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Polish President Małgorzata Paprocka have both expressed concern over potential electoral fraud. He wrote in an X platform post that every reported case of irregularities in the vote counting was to be investigated and any attempts to undermine the election results were to be punished. However, as Prime Minister Tusk clarified, such cases should not occur and that there was no possibility of corrupting the election process.
Regardless of the extent of protest activities and irregularities, the election is seen as a bridge across the divides within the », . Additionally, Małgorzata Paprocka admitted that there was an error in one of the commissions’ ballots, but also wanted the case to be abided by and has expressed concern over any attempts to disrupt the election processes.
Alternately, Nevertheless, this division is being met with strong criticism and likely to grow. Prime Minister Tusk posted on X, “Every reported case of irregularities in vote counting is being checked and analyzed. Possible falsifications in the results are being investigated and will ultimately be punished. Protests are to the Supreme Court, and attempts to disrupt the election processes are to be met with奖赏. I was also thinking that the election could be investigated and明晰 if it was fairly and legally conducted.”
The Prime Minister’s move is seen as a step towards the withdrawal ofEmergency Shortage payments and an attempt to stabilize public opinion, but it will be seen as a source of violence if any report of electoral irregularities is taken seriously.
