As we informed onTemat.pl, according to exit poll, the Polish presidential election in 2025 was won by Rafał Trzaskowski, who obtained 50.3% of the vote. The turnout was 72.8%, which is higher than in erstwhile presidential elections.
Results of the 2025 presidential election. These are the electoral preferences of cities and villages
Traditionally, agrarian areas in Poland proved to be a bastion of right-wing views, which was reflected in the results of the vote. Karol Nawrocki received the highest support there. 64.4% voted for him. On the another hand, 36.6 inhabitants of the village pointed to Rafał Trzaskowski.
The voices in large and average - size cities were completely different. It was here that Rafał Trzaskowski enjoyed the top confidence. The Citizen Coalition candidate received 52.8 percent of the vote in the towns. In those numbering 51 to 200 1000 – 59.4%, in cities 201 to 500 1000 – 66.2% and in the largest, over 500 1000 inhabitants – 67.8%.
On the another hand, Karol Nawrocki received the following support in cities: in the towns up to 50,000 inhabitants – 47.2%, between 51 and 200 1000 – 40.6%, in cities ranging from 201 to 500 1000 – 33.8%, and in those over 500 1000 inhabitants – 32.2%.
The results of the 2025 presidential elections confirm one more time Poland's lasting division. The tendency to vote for circumstantial candidates depending on the place of residence – the city versus the village – remains strong.
This is simply a challenge for the election winner, who will gotta face the necessity of building bridges and representing interests of all Poles, regardless of their address and political preferences.
