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Ballot number9First-round record
Historical candidate result · not a current-tenure claim
Joanna Senyszyn
Joanna Senyszyn received 214,198 votes (1.09%) in the official first round of Poland's 2025 presidential election.
214,198first-round national votes
1.09%first-round share
—runoff national votes
—runoff share
First round
Joanna Senyszyn's published totals across all 16 voivodeships.
PL-02#9
Dolnośląskie
17,342 votes
1.22% · complete result →PL-04#9
Kujawsko-Pomorskie
10,304 votes
1.08% · complete result →PL-06#10
Lubelskie
9,009 votes
0.87% · complete result →PL-08#9
Lubuskie
4,520 votes
1.00% · complete result →PL-10#9
Łódzkie
13,629 votes
1.09% · complete result →PL-12#9
Małopolskie
18,951 votes
1.04% · complete result →PL-14#9
Mazowieckie
38,173 votes
1.26% · complete result →PL-16#9
Opolskie
3,976 votes
0.95% · complete result →PL-18#10
Podkarpackie
7,691 votes
0.73% · complete result →PL-20#9
Podlaskie
4,967 votes
0.89% · complete result →PL-22#9
Pomorskie
15,856 votes
1.31% · complete result →PL-24#9
Śląskie
23,672 votes
1.09% · complete result →PL-26#9
Świętokrzyskie
4,996 votes
0.84% · complete result →PL-28#9
Warmińsko-Mazurskie
5,983 votes
0.96% · complete result →PL-30#9
Wielkopolskie
21,174 votes
1.20% · complete result →PL-32#9
Zachodniopomorskie
8,155 votes
1.04% · complete result →Coverage boundary
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