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Krzysztof Jakub Stanowski
Krzysztof Jakub Stanowski received 243,479 votes (1.24%) in the official first round of Poland's 2025 presidential election.
243,479first-round national votes
1.24%first-round share
—runoff national votes
—runoff share
First round
Krzysztof Jakub Stanowski's published totals across all 16 voivodeships.
PL-02#8
Dolnośląskie
17,430 votes
1.23% · complete result →PL-04#8
Kujawsko-Pomorskie
12,039 votes
1.26% · complete result →PL-06#8
Lubelskie
10,828 votes
1.05% · complete result →PL-08#8
Lubuskie
5,159 votes
1.14% · complete result →PL-10#8
Łódzkie
15,248 votes
1.22% · complete result →PL-12#8
Małopolskie
22,519 votes
1.23% · complete result →PL-14#8
Mazowieckie
42,731 votes
1.41% · complete result →PL-16#8
Opolskie
5,116 votes
1.23% · complete result →PL-18#8
Podkarpackie
10,695 votes
1.02% · complete result →PL-20#8
Podlaskie
6,547 votes
1.17% · complete result →PL-22#8
Pomorskie
16,683 votes
1.38% · complete result →PL-24#8
Śląskie
29,062 votes
1.34% · complete result →PL-26#8
Świętokrzyskie
6,035 votes
1.02% · complete result →PL-28#8
Warmińsko-Mazurskie
7,187 votes
1.15% · complete result →PL-30#8
Wielkopolskie
22,660 votes
1.28% · complete result →PL-32#8
Zachodniopomorskie
9,356 votes
1.19% · complete result →Coverage boundary
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