Polish Politics and Elections

[Storr]

Tusk also said on Friday that the new government would join the European Public Prosecutor's Office. That would leave Hungary and Sweden as the only EU countries without opt-outs to not be members of the EPPO. This an obvious first move in an effort to unblock €60 billion withheld by the EU due to PiS judicial "reforms" and other democratic backsliding.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/poland-to-join-european-public-prosecutor-s-office-tusk-says-1.2008997

Poland joined the EPPO on February 29th. (Only today I saw that it happened, which was while browsing wikipedia.)

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=OJ:L_202400807&qid=1709497966755

[Germany1994]

Today there are runoff elections in all cities where no candidate got 50 % in the first round. Most interesting will be the results in Kraków and Wrocław, while Poznań will be a clear KO victory I guess.

Will we get exit polls today when the polls close??

[Germany1994]

Exit poll time!!

Kraków:

Aleksander Miszalski   Po 51,1 %
Łukasz Gibała           Ind 48,9 %

Rzeszów:

Konrad Fijołek (Inc)   Ind 56,9 %
Waldemar Szumny     PiS 43,1 %

Wrocław:

Jacek Sutryk    (Inc)   Ind 67,8 %
Isabela Bodnar           TD  32,2 %