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Maciej Maciak
Maciej Maciak received 36,371 votes (0.19%) in the official first round of Poland's 2025 presidential election.
36,371first-round national votes
0.19%first-round share
—runoff national votes
—runoff share
First round
Maciej Maciak's published totals across all 16 voivodeships.
PL-02#12
Dolnośląskie
2,717 votes
0.19% · complete result →PL-04#12
Kujawsko-Pomorskie
2,087 votes
0.22% · complete result →PL-06#12
Lubelskie
2,143 votes
0.21% · complete result →PL-08#12
Lubuskie
779 votes
0.17% · complete result →PL-10#12
Łódzkie
2,391 votes
0.19% · complete result →PL-12#12
Małopolskie
2,845 votes
0.16% · complete result →PL-14#12
Mazowieckie
4,944 votes
0.16% · complete result →PL-16#12
Opolskie
936 votes
0.22% · complete result →PL-18#12
Podkarpackie
2,032 votes
0.19% · complete result →PL-20#12
Podlaskie
1,781 votes
0.32% · complete result →PL-22#12
Pomorskie
2,052 votes
0.17% · complete result →PL-24#12
Śląskie
3,948 votes
0.18% · complete result →PL-26#12
Świętokrzyskie
1,121 votes
0.19% · complete result →PL-28#12
Warmińsko-Mazurskie
1,250 votes
0.20% · complete result →PL-30#12
Wielkopolskie
3,060 votes
0.17% · complete result →PL-32#12
Zachodniopomorskie
1,368 votes
0.17% · complete result →Coverage boundary
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