WARSAW—Polish voters were set to choose a president on Sunday, a test of anti-incumbent sentiment in the European Union’s first national election since the coronavirus pandemic swept the continent. Face-masked voters broke turnout records, standing meters apart in lines that stretched around schools and churches, obeying precautionary measures in a country whose government has registered just 1,438 deaths from Covid-19—a relatively mild caseload.

Source: Wall Street Journal June 28, 2020 13:57 UTC