The second round of voting in the Polish presidential election has ended, and exit polls show that Duda is leading.

On June 1st at 9pm local time, the second round of voting in the Polish presidential election ended. Exit polls showed that the ruling Civic Coalition candidate and Mayor of Warsaw, Trzaskowski, is leading his opponent by a slight margin, but it is still unclear who will win the election. According to the exit poll results announced that day by the IPSOS polling agency, Trzaskowski received 50.3% of the votes while the independent candidate, Duda, received 49.7% of the votes. Due to the usual margin of error in exit polls of plus or minus two percent, it is still uncertain who will win the election. The Polish National Electoral Commission is expected to announce the final vote count on the 2nd.