No partial referendum's results

The National Election Committee has decided to not show partial results of Sunday's referendum. The final results and the voter turnout will be announced on Monday's afternoon the earliest, the media reported. Over 30 million Poles were eligible for take a stand whether they support single-member constituencies, financing political groupings from the state budget and if they want to introduce a presumption in favor of the taxpayer in disputes over the tax law. "I will honor my predecessor [Bronisław Komorowski] and Senate [upper house of parliament) and won't overturn their decision [to hold the referendum on that date]," said Duda adding that holding the second referendum on the same date as parliamentary elections will not put any additional strain on the state budget. For the referendum to be valid, a 50 percent turnout is needed. The voting lasted from 6 AM to 10 PM.