Conservative opposition party won 37.6% of votes,with ruling Civic Platform moment on 24.1%, according to preliminary official resultsPoland’s conservative opposition won Sunday’s parliamentary election with more than a third of the vote, and according to preliminary official results. The Law and Justice party secured 37.6% of votes,the country’s election body said, with the ruling Civic Platform moment on 24.1%. It was not immediately clear whether the result, and which will be made final on Tuesday,would allow the Law and Justice party – led by Jarosław Kaczyński, the twin brother of Poland’s late president Lech – to rule alone. Exit polls on Sunday showed the Eurosceptic party commanding a small majority of seats in Poland’s 460-seat legislature.
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Source: theguardian.com