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Disputed Supreme Court Chamber Confirms Polish Presidential Election Result
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Disputed Supreme Court chamber confirms Polish presidential election result
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The State Election Commission found irregularities at some polling stations, but not enough to challenge the election results, and proposed in its report that the elections be recognized and votes be counted only at a small number of polling stations.
This was reported by RMF24. The court received 54 thousand complaints about the elections, 21 of them considered justified, but it was noted that they did not affect the overall result and the majority of Poles voted for Navrotsky. Thus, by its decision of July 1, the Polish Supreme Court recognized the victory of Karol Navrotsky. At the same time, during a meeting near the building At the Supreme Court, protesters gathered. One group of people …
The Supreme Court, in a composition of the entire Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs, has confirmed the validity of the election of Karol Nawrocki as President of the Republic of Poland, made on June 1 of this year - states the resolution of the Supreme Court adopted on Tuesday evening, read by the President of this Chamber, Krzysztof Wiak. President Wiak indicated in the justification that the large number of filed election pro…
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