poseł do Parlamentu Europejskiego
członek partii politycznej: Konfederacja Korony Polskiej · Rzeszów. These Polish source fields are reproduced without independent characterization.
Grzegorz Michał Braun received 1,242,917 votes (6.34%) in the official first round of Poland's 2025 presidential election.
członek partii politycznej: Konfederacja Korony Polskiej · Rzeszów. These Polish source fields are reproduced without independent characterization.
77,921 votes
5.48% · complete result →49,699 votes
5.22% · complete result →96,862 votes
9.38% · complete result →25,954 votes
5.73% · complete result →75,641 votes
6.07% · complete result →120,425 votes
6.59% · complete result →170,378 votes
5.61% · complete result →26,750 votes
6.42% · complete result →96,959 votes
9.22% · complete result →43,059 votes
7.70% · complete result →61,414 votes
5.08% · complete result →122,604 votes
5.66% · complete result →46,923 votes
7.94% · complete result →37,144 votes
5.96% · complete result →97,413 votes
5.51% · complete result →42,219 votes
5.39% · complete result →This is a historical 2025 result record, not a current-tenure or complete candidate-biography claim.
Grzegorz Michał Braun Poland 2025 Presidential Election Result
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