WARSAW—Poland’s President Andrzej Duda won the first spherical of an election on Sunday, but without the easy majority he needed to take care of a ways off from a runoff, as turnout broke quarter-century-veteran files in the European Union’s first national election for the reason that coronavirus pandemic swept the continent.
Mr. Duda won 42% of the vote, in line with exit polls published by fair broadcaster TVN, in an election in which authorities weren’t obvious what number of voters would courageous Covid-19 to solid ballots. Some 63% of eligible voters finally…
