Turnout in the election for president of the Republic of Poland was 66.8 percent - according to the exit poll Ipsos survey for Polsat Television, TVN and TVP.
Previous 2020 presidential election Turnout in the first circular reached 64.51 percent. In the 1st circular of the 2015 election, 48.96 percent of eligible voters voted.
The largest attendance since 1989 was recorded during parliamentary elections in 2023 - 74.38 percent.
SEE: PKW data. A place with the lowest attendance [RELATION] is indicated
Presidential elections in Poland. Turnout - exit poll results
In this year's election, attendance of individual age groups (according to the exit poll study) was:
- 18 to 29 years - 72.8 percent.
- 30 to 39 years - 68.8%.
- 40 to 49 years - 66.8 percent.
- 50 to 59 years - 74.5 percent.
- 60 years and more - 59.3%.
66.4 percent of women and 67.1 percent of men went to the polls.
SEE: Presidential election. The president of the National Police Office has given a possible deadline for announcing the results
Presidential election 2025. First attendance data
The majority of votes were cast in cities above 500,000 inhabitants. Turnout due to residence is as follows:
- village - 64 percent.
- the city up to 50,000 - 64.6 percent.
- City of 51-200 1000 - 67.6%.
- The city of 201-500 1000 - 73.5%.
- 500,000 - 76.1 percent.
SEE: He came into the place and bit a associate of the committee. Police intervened
Turnout in individual voivodships was:
- Lower Silesian - 65.5 percent.
- Go ahead. Kujawsko-Pomorskie - 64.6 percent.
- Lublin state - 66.2 percent.
- lubuskie voivodships - 62.3 percent.
- Łódź - 68.2%
- Lesser Poland - 70.1 percent.
- Mazowieckie state - 71.3 percent.
- Opole - 59.1%
- Podkarpackie voivodship - 65.9 percent.
- Podlaskie state - 64.4 percent
- Pomeranian state - 68.2%
- Silesian state - 65.9 percent.
- Go ahead. Świętokrzyskie - 64.5 percent.
- Go ahead. Warmian-Masurian - 63 percent.
- Wielkopolska state - 67.3 percent.
- West Pomeranian - 63.4%
