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Historical candidate result · not a current-tenure claim
Marek Marian Woch
Marek Marian Woch received 18,338 votes (0.09%) in the official first round of Poland's 2025 presidential election.
18,338first-round national votes
0.09%first-round share
—runoff national votes
—runoff share
First round
Marek Marian Woch's published totals across all 16 voivodeships.
PL-02#13
Dolnośląskie
1,249 votes
0.09% · complete result →PL-04#13
Kujawsko-Pomorskie
879 votes
0.09% · complete result →PL-06#13
Lubelskie
1,811 votes
0.18% · complete result →PL-08#13
Lubuskie
383 votes
0.08% · complete result →PL-10#13
Łódzkie
1,043 votes
0.08% · complete result →PL-12#13
Małopolskie
1,592 votes
0.09% · complete result →PL-14#13
Mazowieckie
2,736 votes
0.09% · complete result →PL-16#13
Opolskie
408 votes
0.10% · complete result →PL-18#13
Podkarpackie
886 votes
0.08% · complete result →PL-20#13
Podlaskie
399 votes
0.07% · complete result →PL-22#13
Pomorskie
1,165 votes
0.10% · complete result →PL-24#13
Śląskie
2,090 votes
0.10% · complete result →PL-26#13
Świętokrzyskie
496 votes
0.08% · complete result →PL-28#13
Warmińsko-Mazurskie
562 votes
0.09% · complete result →PL-30#13
Wielkopolskie
1,733 votes
0.10% · complete result →PL-32#13
Zachodniopomorskie
671 votes
0.09% · complete result →Coverage boundary
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