Polish Ruling Party Avoids Warsaw Mayor Recall on Turnout
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Poland’s ruling party avoided the ouster of Warsaw Mayor Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz as a recall vote fell short of the minimum turnout required.
Out of Warsaw’s 1.33 million registered voters 25.7 percent cast ballots in the recall referendum, less than the minimum 389,430, or 29 percent, required to validate the measure, according to official results from the State Election Commission today.