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02 July 2010
POLAND: New Polls Say Sunday's Presidential Election Too Close To Call.
REUTERS/ New polls show Sunday's presidential election is too close to call between Bronislaw Komorowski and Jaroslaw Kaczynski. Opinion polls in Poland are often criticized for misleading forecasts and they have tended to underestimate support for Kaczynski. Komorowski secured a lead of just 5%, less than forecast, over Kaczynski in the June first round.