Andrzej Duda, the next president of Poland: exit polls

Law and Justice (PiS) candidate Andrzej Duda garnered 53 percent of the vote and won the second round of presidential election, according to exit polls conducted by IPSOS for TVN24, TVP and Polsat broadcasters. Bronisław Komorowski most likely will say goodbye to the office. "Those who voted for me, stood for change," said Andrzej Duda right after the announcement of the results late on Sunday. "Congratulations to Duda and I wish him a successful presidency, because I wish Poland well," commented Komorowski. The voter turnout stood at 56.1 percent, while in the first round it amounted to 49.5 percent. Again, each of the candidates had won in eight voivodeships, exit polls showed.