Warsaw Mayor Lech Kaczynski, one of the leaders of the conservative Law and Justice party, will become the new president of Poland. Thus, Law and Justice gains full control over Polish authorities, since in the recent parliamentary elections this party also won. \n \nAs reported by Poland's State Electoral Commission, after processing 91.35% of ballots, Warsaw Mayor and conservative Law and Justice party candidate Lech Kaczynski received 54.47% of voters' votes. \n \nHis rival - Donald Tusk, leader of the right-liberal Civic Platform party - 45.53%. \n \nAccording to the electoral commission, turnout was 50.91%. \n \nThe official announcement of the results of Poland's presidential election will take place on Monday at 14:00 local time (15:00 Kyiv time) in the Column Hall of the Polish Sejm in the presence of senior state officials. \n
Lech Kaczyński became the new President of Poland
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