"Today's Shame on Others". Yes, Krystyna Janda comments on Karol Nawrocki's victory

The State Election Commission has already counted all the votes cast in the election for president of the Republic of Poland. According to her records, Karol Nawrocki won. Krystyna Janda, who is active in social media, rapidly summed up the results of the vote. As she stressed, "today, shame on others and humiliation."


Supported by Law and Justice, Karol Nawrocki received 50.89 percent of Poles' votes – this is the consequence of data counted by PKW. It was voted 10,606,628 citizens. 49.11 percent of voters voted for Rafał Trzaskowski, a candidate for the Civic Coalition.

Krystyna Janda about Karol Nawrocki's win in the 2025 presidential election

After announcing the exit poll results, many people enjoyed the tiny advantage of Rafał Trzaskowski. Unfortunately, in the first summertime of the field, it turned out that Karol Nawrocki was taking the lead. Ultimately, little than 400,000 votes decided about his victory.

It was expected that Krystyna Janda would briefly summarize the results of the presidential election on social media. In her last entry she felt bitterness and disappointment. "I'm going to work. Today's method day before the next premiere and the evening 'White Blouse' performance closed. Thursday premiere at Polonia Theatre. parent of Witkacy. Sunday, the 20th anniversary of our foundation. And so all day, (...). A busy life with spitting in the face by enemies" – we read on Facebook.



"Such a country, specified a homeland. Just luckily, nothing depends on me but what I've done. Today, shame on others and humiliation. Compassion for all of us, but above all the losers. Poland is starting to go backwards again, and hatred grows overnight," she wrote, reminding that parliamentary elections will be held in October 2027.

What was the turnout in the 2025 presidential election?

The election results match the results of the Late Poll poll, announced before midnight from Sunday to Monday. It was from them that we learned that it was Nawrocki, not Trzaskowski, who is moving in the race for the president's seat.

According to PKW data, attendance in the second circular was 71.63 percent. 21 033 457 ballots were issued, with a number of rightholders of 29 363 722.