The national electoral committee notes a record decline in women voters!
Notably only 2 out of the 13 presidential candidates were women representing 15,4% of the candidate pool.
The National Electoral Commission observed a sharp decline in female voters - only 32% of the total voters. This is a significant decrease with 6,7 million women voting this year out of 21 million total voters in comparison to the previous presidential elections where approximately 10 million women casted their vote.
This voter turnout decline raises serious concerns regarding the political engagement and gender representation in Poland’s electoral processes.
Karol Nawrocki won the presidency with 50,89% of the vote on 1 June. His victory is expected to influence Poland’s domestic and international policies, potentially challenging pro-EU reforms, legalization of abortion and the expansion of LGBTQ+ rights.
| Name | Party | Endorsed by | Votes R1 (%) | Votes R2 (%) |
| Artur Bartoszewicz | Independent | Social Interest | 0,49% - with 0,4% of all women votes | |
| Magdalena Biejat | Independent | New Left, Polish Socialist Party, Labour Union | 4,23% - with 5,6% of all women votes | |
| Grzegorz Braun | Confederation of the Polish Crown | Torun branch of the Congress of the New Right, Kuyavian-Pomeranian branch of KROWin, National Revival of Poland, PolExit, Real Europe Movement | 6,34% - with 5,1% of all women votes | |
| Szymon Hołownia | Poland 2050 | Poland 2050, Polish People’s Party, Centre for Poland | 4,99% - with 5,3% of all women votes | |
| Marek Jakubiak | Federation for the Republic | Free Republicans | 0,77% - with 0,5% of all women votes | |
| Maciej Maciak | Independent | Prosperity and Peace Movement | 0,19% - with 0,4% of all women vote | |
| Sławomir Mentzen | New Hope | Confederation, New Hope, National Movement | 14,81% - with 9,8% of all women vote | |
| Karol Nawrocki | Independent | United Right, Self Defence of the Republic of Poland, United Beyond Boundaries | 29,54% - with 30,8% of all women vote | 50,89% |
| Joanna Senyszyn | Independent | Democratic Left Association, Nonpartisans | 1,09% - with 1,4% of all women vote | |
| Krzysztof Stanowski | Independent | Independent | 1,24% - with 0,9% of all women vote | |
| Marek Woch | Bezpartyjni Samorządowcy | Social Alternative, Labour Party, Slavic Union | 0,09% - with 0,1% of all women vote | |
| Adrian Zandberg | Partia Razem | Partia Razem | 4,86% - with 5,6% of all women vote | |
| Rafał Trzaskowski | Civil Platform | Civil Coalition, Social Democracy of Poland, Alliance of Democrats, Union of European Democrats, Yes! For Poland | 31,26% - with 34,1% of all women vote | 49,11% |