 "Andrzej Duda to win presidential election in Poland: Exit poll")
The preliminary exit poll results of Sunday's second round of presidential elections in Poland indicated that Andrzej Duda from the Law and Justice Party received 53% of all votes, thus winning the election.
Incumbent President Bronislaw Komorowski, backed by the Civic Platform party, scored 47% of all votes, reports Xinhua.
The turnout of voters was about 56.1%.
The preliminary results were presented at 10.30 in the evening, due to the prolonged election silence. The official results will be published by the National Election Commission on Monday evening.
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