Poland’s incumbent president Andrzej Duda wins knife-edge election
- 4 years ago
The Polish president, Andrzej Duda, wins another term in office after narrowly defeating his liberal opponent and mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski.
Duda won with 51.2% of votes with almost all the ballots counted, while Trzaskowski gained 48.8%. Duda’s campaign labelled Trzaskowski as an ‘extremist’ and criticised his support of LGBT rights
'We are the most homophobic country in the EU': Poland’s election and the LGBT fightback – video
Duda won with 51.2% of votes with almost all the ballots counted, while Trzaskowski gained 48.8%. Duda’s campaign labelled Trzaskowski as an ‘extremist’ and criticised his support of LGBT rights
'We are the most homophobic country in the EU': Poland’s election and the LGBT fightback – video