Andrzej Duda wins first round of voting - final results

Challenger Andrzej Duda from opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party beat incumbent president Bronisław Komorowski, aligned with the ruling Civic Platform, 34.76 percent to 33.77 percent in the first round of presidential election, announced Poland's State Electoral Commission (PKW) on Tuesday morning. The second round of voting is scheduled for May 24. Rock musician Paweł Kukiz, self defined as an "antisystemic candidate," was third with 20.8 percent of the vote. In total, Andrzej Duda won in 28 out of 51 electoral districts, while Bronisław Komorowski won in the remaining 23. The voter turnout stood at 48.96 percent. Official results in full: Andrzej Duda - 34.76 percent Bronisław Komorowski - 33.77 percent Paweł Kukiz - 20.8 percent Janusz Korwin-Mikke - 3.26 percent Magdalena Ogórek - 2.38 percent Adam Jarubas - 1.60 percent Janusz Palikot - 1.42 percent Grzegorz Braun - 0.83 percent Marian Kowalski - 0.52 percent Jacek Wilk - 0.46 percent Paweł Tanajno - 0.20 percent