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PL-20 · both final official rounds

Podlaskie 2025 presidential election results.

Podlaskie official 2025 Poland presidential election results for both rounds, including all candidate totals and complete voivodeship ballot accounting.

First round · 18 May 2025

Karol Tadeusz Nawrocki recorded the highest total: 199,325 votes.

874,307registered voters
561,900ballots from boxes
64.27%turnout
2,607invalid votes
RankCandidateVotesShare
1Karol Tadeusz Nawrockiwyższy urzędnik państwowy199,32535.64%
2Rafał Kazimierz Trzaskowskipracownik samorządowy130,37223.31%
3Sławomir Jerzy Mentzendoradca podatkowy95,48717.07%
4Grzegorz Michał Braunposeł do Parlamentu Europejskiego43,0597.70%
5Szymon Franciszek HołowniaMarszałek Sejmu Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej32,3375.78%
6Adrian Tadeusz Zandbergposeł na Sejm Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej20,2773.63%
7Magdalena Agnieszka Biejatsenatorka16,3752.93%
8Krzysztof Jakub Stanowskidziennikarz6,5471.17%
9Joanna Senyszyndziennikarz4,9670.89%
10Marek Jakubiakpolityk4,4900.80%
11Artur Bartoszewicznauczyciel akademicki3,8100.68%
12Maciej Maciakdziennikarz1,7810.32%
13Marek Marian Wochprawnik3990.07%

Accounting: 67 invalid ballot papers + 561,833 valid ballot papers = 561,900 ballot papers removed from boxes. All 1,074 published commissions are included.

Runoff · 1 June 2025

Karol Tadeusz Nawrocki recorded the highest total: 357,847 votes.

867,625registered voters
588,054ballots from boxes
67.78%turnout
5,114invalid votes
RankCandidateVotesShare
1Karol Tadeusz Nawrockiwyższy urzędnik państwowy357,84761.39%
2Rafał Kazimierz Trzaskowskipracownik samorządowy225,06238.61%

Accounting: 31 invalid ballot papers + 588,023 valid ballot papers = 588,054 ballot papers removed from boxes. All 1,074 published commissions are included.

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No current-tenure claim is inferred.

This is a historical 2025 result record, not a current-tenure or complete candidate-biography claim.

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Podlaskie Poland 2025 Presidential Election Results

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