Presidential election 2025. We know the first official election results. These committees have already counted

Even before midnight, several thousand election committees managed to finish work and send ready minutes of the National Electoral Commission. It seems that Karol Nawrocki won most of the already counted municipalities in Poland. Rafał Trzaskowski dominates in the west of the country – although, for example, in the communes of Narew and Czyże in the Far East of the country also won. Nawrocki was unrivaled, among others, in Pcim, in which Daniel Obajtek was once the head of the village head.

According to the Exit Poll survey from 21, in which the error of estimating the result was +/- 2 percentage points, the candidate of the Civic Coalition scored 50.3 percent of votes, and the Law and Justice candidate 49.7 percent of the votes. The estimated attendance was 72.8 percent on a national scale. According to the results presented later Late Poll research Karol Nawrocki came out with a result of 50.7 percent. Rafał Trzaskowski obtained in this poll 49.3 percent.

Obajtek was the head of the village. Nawrocki has no competition

From the official data of the State Electoral Commission at 0.30 at night, the results were already counted from over 30 percent out of 32,000 committees. Counting will probably last until the morning – it can be assumed that it will last the longest in large cities.

In some municipalities, the winner is already known. This is the case, for example, in the Pcim commune near Myślenice (Lesser Poland Voivodeship), known for the fact that the head of the village was once PiS MEP Daniel Obajtek, former president of Orlen. It is a region faithful to Law and Justice – from official data PKW It follows that Karol Nawrocki received 76.85 percent support in this commune.

The first results of the PKW from cities and PiS domination in small municipalities

The first results from cities are also flowing. In Włocławek (Kuyavian -Pomeranian Voivodeship) Rafał Trzaskowski gained a safe advantage – 60.52 percent. Similarly in Rypin (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, 53.49 percent) and Bielsk Podlaski (Podlasie Voivodeship, 55.36 percent).

The case is also clear in the Łabowa commune (Lesser Poland Voivodeship), where Karol Nawrocki obtained as much as 85.68 percent of the votes. However, it seems that one of Nawrocki's highest results will be the one from the Jeżowe commune in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship. In 13 committees, the PiS candidate received a total of 92.63 percent of votes. In the vast majority of municipalities in Podkarpackie you can see the result above 70 percent, similarly in the Lublin and Podlasie voivodships.

Rafał Trzaskowski wins here

Rafał Trzaskowski wins in municipalities in the west of the country, but not as spectacular as his competitor. For example, in the Świdnica commune near Zielona Góra (Lubuskie Voivodeship), the KO politician obtained 65.39 percent. A little over half of the votes also won in the municipalities of Żary, Nowa Sól and Bobrowice. In the Kołbaskowo commune (West Pomeranian Voivodeship) Trzaskowski can boast of support at 67.01 percent.

However, also in the east of the country, where Karol Nawrocki reigns, Rafał Trzaskowski has his voters. This is best seen on the example of the Puńsk commune, at the north-eastern end of the Podlasie Voivodship, right at the border with Lithuania. There, the incumbent president of Warsaw obtained 56.04 percent of support. He also won in two other Podlasie communes – Czyże (60.59 percent) and Narew (57.76 percent).