Poles support recounting votes. Poll leaves no illusions

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There is no need for a vote recount, according to 37.1 percent of respondents

31.2% of Poles want a recount of votes in the presidential election in all commissions, and 29.8% in those commissions in which election protests were filed. 37.1% are of the opposite opinion - according to the IBRiS poll for "Rzeczpospolita".

When asked, "Do you believe there is a justified need for a recount of votes in the presidential election?", 31.2% of respondents said "yes, in all commissions" and 29.8% believed "yes, in those commissions about which election protests were filed."

There is no need for a recount of votes according to 37.1 percent , while 1.9 percent of respondents had no opinion on the matter.

Recount of votes. Voters of the ruling coalition decided

57% of voters of the ruling coalition want a recount in all commissions, and 36% in those commissions against which election protests have been filed. 5% believe there is no need for it at all, and 2% have no opinion on the matter.

In turn, 65% of opposition voters do not want a recount of votes, 6% are in favor of recounting votes in all commissions, and 29% in those commissions in respect of which election protests were filed.

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In the remaining group of respondents, 34% are in favor of recounting the votes in all commissions, and 29% in those commissions in respect of which election protests were filed. 33% are against recounting the votes, and 3% have no opinion on the matter.

The survey was conducted by IBRiS for "Rzeczpospolita" using the CATI method on 27-28 June on a group of 1,067 respondents.