- We are, of course, awaiting the official election results, but at this moment and from this place, I wish to invite Mr. Rafał Trzaskowski and his wife to the Presidential Palace today, at 11 PM. I know it's late, but I don't think any of us will be sleeping late tonight. I wanted to invite Mr. Rafał Trzaskowski so that we can shake hands and let that handshake conclude this campaign - said Andrzej Duda after the announcement of the exit poll results for the second round of the presidential election. 

Information on the turnout was provided at a press conference by the National Electoral Commission (PKW). For comparison, two weeks ago, during the first round of the presidential election, the turnout by 12:00 PM was 24.08%.

Information on turnout was provided at a PKW conference. For comparison, two weeks ago, during the first round of the presidential elections, turnout by 5 PM was 47.89%.

Exit poll Ipsos:

Andrzej Duda - 50.4%

Rafał Trzaskowski - 49.6%

According to Ipsos, the result is currently inconclusive.

- Did you see that magnificent turnout, almost 70%. Almost 70% turnout. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Winning the presidential election with 70% turnout is unprecedented news. I am deeply moved. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to all my compatriots - said Andrzej Duda after the announcement of the exit poll results for the second round of the presidential election.

- Do you remember how in recent days I said that I would like a coalition for Polish affairs to be formed? A coalition for Polish values, a coalition for Polish affairs. I am encouraging this coalition all the time. I will do everything to make it truly happen, so that politicians today representing different political options and the people who support them, but for whom values such as family, such as our Polish community, such as our culture, our tradition, our history, heroism, and pride are important, will be together on these most crucial matters - said Andrzej Duda after the announcement of the exit poll results of the second round of presidential elections.

- Regardless of who wins these elections, I would like to appeal to you all so that no one in our country fears leaving their homes. Regardless of what we believe in, what our skin color is, what our views are, which candidate we support, and whom we love, we are all equal and all deserve respect. No one deserves to be an object of hate. Absolutely no one. Let's respect each other - said Kinga Duda after the announcement of the exit poll results of the second round of the presidential elections.

„We said it would be close, and it is close. I am absolutely convinced that we will win. All we need to do is count the votes. This night will be tense for everyone in Poland, but I am convinced that when we count vote by vote, we will prevail and win. For sure!” - said Rafał Trzaskowski, candidate of the Civic Coalition for president and the mayor of the capital city of Warsaw, at the election night gathering. 

„I am absolutely convinced that nothing will defeat us, because we have already won, regardless of the exact outcome. We managed to awaken, we managed to create hope for everyone. We managed to build a campaign that was entirely a citizens' campaign, and I primarily wanted to thank you for the two million votes collected, for hundreds, thousands of meetings, and for the energy” – said Rafał Trzaskowski, the Civic Coalition candidate for president and the mayor of the capital city of Warsaw, at the election night gathering. 

„This is just the beginning. I am absolutely convinced we will win, and that it won't change easily. If we've all woken up, if we've forged a bond between us, if we've been able to meet by the thousands all over Poland and clearly state what kind of Poland we want, that we want balance above all, to keep a close eye on those in power” – said Rafał Trzaskowski, the Civic Coalition's presidential candidate and the Mayor of the Capital City of Warsaw, at the election night event.