Komorowski ahead, but not by much (The Economist, 2010)

POLES like Jarosław Kaczyński more than they like to admit. Exit polls (link in Polish) last night underestimated the numbers who voted for the bereaved twin brother of the late president in the first round of Polish presidential elections They showed the centrist candidate Bronisław Komorowski, on 45.7%, with Mr Kaczyński on 33.2%. But with nearly 95% of votes cast, it became clear early this morning that the real gap (sorry, link also in Polish) was just 4.5%, putting Mr Kaczyński with 36.7% back in the race, behind Mr Komorowski with 41.2%. Turnout was a higher than expected 54.85%.

عنوان الوصلة هو: http://www.economist.com/blogs/easternapproaches/2010/06/polands_presidential_election?source=hptextfeature