2000 Polish presidential election
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<entity_1> were held in <entity_6> on <entity_3>. Incumbent <entity_4> <entity_0> was easily re-elected in the first round with more than 50% of the vote. <entity_4> Kwaśniewski was seen as very likely to win re-<entity_5> in the run up to the <entity_2> with polls showing that his popularity was high as 70% support. As the campaign continued, the biggest question in the <entity_5> was whether or not incumbent <entity_4> Kwaśniewski would win the 50% required to avoid a second round. <entity_4> Kwaśniewski's campaign focused on reconciling all of <entity_6> with slogans including "<entity_6>, our common home". Most voters felt he had done well as <entity_4> and he was seen as having done a good job in guiding <entity_6> to membership of NATO. Incumbent <entity_4> Kwaśniewski won the <entity_5> in the first round receiving almost 54% of the vote. Meanwhile, former <entity_4> Lech Wałęsa only won 1% of the vote and following the <entity_5> stood down as leader of his small Christian Democratic party.
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