r/europe Jun 01 '25

Data Polish Presidential Elections exit poll

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u/TheMidnightBear Romania Jun 01 '25

When will we get the results?

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u/Karls0 Europe Jun 01 '25

At 23:00 will be more precise Late Poll. Exit poll can have up to 2% difference per candidate. So at this point we know nothing. Official results probably tomorrow, but hard to say exact hour.

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u/Kresnik2002 Michigan (United States) Jun 01 '25

What’s the margin of error for the 23:00 exit poll? Because even at 1% or 0.5%, if the results end up being similar to the first two it would still be well within the margin of error

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u/Karls0 Europe Jun 01 '25

In theory 1%, so if we will have the same, still we know nothing. But everyone expected that the result will be head to head. Also with so close result we can expect election complaints. So even at morning with official results it will be still not 100% closed case. To be sure, any of candidates have to win by at least 1-2%.

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u/Kresnik2002 Michigan (United States) Jun 01 '25

Yeah, I guess we’ll just know when the counting is completely finished. Even at 99% results in it will probably be too close

Do they release the results on a rolling basis or does it just come out when they’re all done?

Also if I did the math right Poles abroad could be something like 3% of the votes; assuming the exit polls aren’t taking them into account that should be a notable if of course not totally conclusive good sign for Trz.

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u/Karls0 Europe Jun 01 '25

More or less live:
2025 Presidential Election 2nd Round

Currently opposite to pools, but it is just 0.42% of votes counted, so not representative.

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u/elziion Jun 01 '25

Thank you for the link!

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u/Kresnik2002 Michigan (United States) Jun 01 '25

I assume exit polls didn’t include voters abroad, right?

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u/Hussor Pole in UK Jun 01 '25

Don't think they do, but generally in the first round Trzaskowski was the more popular choice abroad except in the US and Canada.

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u/Karls0 Europe Jun 01 '25

Hard to say. Abroad votes are know the fastest (at last some of them), so it should. But I know no details about exact methodology.

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u/Knarrenheinz666 Jun 01 '25

Exit poll means that a number of voters get a second "ballot" which is then deposited separately. That obviously didn't happen abroad. Some of the electoral districts in Germany and the UK are size-wise pretty much on par with those in Poland itself and they usually declare quite late. My GF is Polish and she voted in NI where we have 6 districts while England alone has like 80 or so...And since RT will carry the votes abroad he will get a small boost as soon as DE and UK have declared. He will probably win there by a 250k-300k margin.

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u/PM_ME_FLUFFY_SAMOYED Poland Jun 01 '25

No they don't. But they tend to be some of the fastest to be included in the official count.

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u/Barnyard_Rich United States of America Jun 01 '25

Can anyone with local knowledge help me on the question of whether, with 11.47% of the vote in, it appears Nawrocki favoring areas are coming in quicker? Right now he's up by a bit, but it feels like his areas are reporting faster thanks to fewer stations.

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u/Karls0 Europe Jun 01 '25

PiS has higher share in small villages, so smaller electoral districts. That probably explains that fact.

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u/Barnyard_Rich United States of America Jun 01 '25

Yeah, sadly, the numbers that have come in since my first comment are telling a pretty straight story. Trzaskowski even just went negative since 2020 in Warsaw, even if it's just by a tiny margin.

Almost certainly too late to turn it around now.

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u/LuckyCanadian Jun 01 '25

Why does the website have a check box to exclude overseas?

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u/Karls0 Europe Jun 02 '25

Probably just for comparison

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u/gesocks Jun 01 '25

Sadly just one of them needs a clear win. The other already has the courts support. So it won't matter if it's close or not for him

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u/Emoprzemo Jun 01 '25

2%. However there was also the pro-Nawrocki exit poll that tend to overhype Nawrocki and it was 49,83 vs 50,17 for Trzaskowski as well (and that doesn’t include overseas results that favor Trzaskowski)

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u/Kalmindon Romania Jun 01 '25

Could you link a late poll? I can't find anything myself in english.

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u/Karls0 Europe Jun 01 '25

https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1l1041j/polish_presidential_elections_late_poll/
It is opposite, 49.3% (T) 50.7% (N) - expected error up to 1%.

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u/Suitable_Bag_3956 Jun 01 '25

From Onet: "Karol Nawrocki prowadzi w II turze wyborów prezydenckich 2025 r. z wynikiem 50,7 proc. — wynika z sondażu late poll przygotowanego przez Ipsos dla TVP, TVN i Polsatu. Rafał Trzaskowski ma 49,3. "

Nawrocki got 50,7% vs Trzaskowski's 49,3% in the late poll- they almost swapped their places compared to the exit poll.

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u/jarzyniowski Europe Jun 01 '25

In the morning. 

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u/TheTanadu Poland Jun 01 '25

nah, morning will be around 90-95% of counted

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u/Brilliant-Ok Jun 01 '25

In Romania everything was counted by like 1 or 2 am

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u/trephy Jun 01 '25 edited Jun 01 '25

Also it's because they closed all the voting stations around the world when they closed them in Romania. It was a first (at least in the last 15 years or more). Used to take well into the morning as well.

It's usually by a larger margin so you can call it a day earlier but we famously had unexpected switcheroos, even two elections ago, when the order changed by 2.000 votes or so at like 3 or 4 am.

I don t know how it is in Poland and if that plays a factor.

Edit because I just want to add, two presidential elections ago was just at the end of last year, because they were canceled. Fun stuff that never ends. :))

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u/TheTanadu Poland Jun 01 '25

I'd say it could be... but we have many weird regions where it won't happen that quickly, and usually counting is done longer. Last time for presidency elections at morning we had 99% votes counted? Oh and we had events where offices had to run longer than 9p.m. due to long queues of people wanting to vote (literally finishing voting around 2a.m.).

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u/SneakWhisper Jun 02 '25

Is it because the vampires do the counting

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u/We-all-gonna-die-oh Jun 01 '25

Because its small country with a few millions inhabitants.

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u/Snappy7 Jun 01 '25

Romania is not a small country by European standards.

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u/Rafaeael Jun 01 '25

It has almost 20 million, not just "a few millions".

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u/Brilliant-Ok Jun 01 '25

Well Poland has double the population but i assume that it also has more voting sections no?

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u/MajesticTwelve Poland Jun 01 '25

Two weeks ago, the results were announced in the morning. Now, it's a much faster vote to count.

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u/Artrobull Jun 01 '25

in like 25 years.

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u/r4plez Jun 02 '25

Just mirror swap this pic :D Nawrocki won.

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u/Deadluss Mazovia (Poland) Jun 01 '25

next day

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u/Y_59 Poland Jun 01 '25

sometime tomorrow