Poland’s presidential election has turned into a nail-biter. A late exit poll by Ipsos for TVN, TVP and Polsat shows Karol Nawrocki, the candidate backed by Poland’s largest nationalist opposition party, narrowly leading with 51% of the vote. His rival, Rafal Trzaskowski from the ruling centrist Civic Coalition, follows closely at 49%.
A Fresh Divide
The 2-point gap highlights a broader shift in European politics. From climate policy and digital rights to migration and EU integration, young global citizens are watching how this contest reflects a clash between tradition and progress.
Data Speaks
- Exit poll: 51% for Nawrocki, 49% for Trzaskowski
- Voter engagement surged in urban centers
- Social media buzz under #PolandElections has over 200K mentions
What’s Next?
Official results are due later this week. Whichever way the final tally falls, Poland’s next leader will set the tone for Europe’s economic and digital agenda. Stay tuned as young professionals, entrepreneurs and changemakers across the G20 weigh in on what comes next.
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