2019–20 Confederation presidential primary

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2020 Confederation presidential primary
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18 January 20202025 
 
Krzysztof Bosak Sejm 2016.jpg
Grzegorz Braun Sejm 2019.jpg
Nominee Krzysztof Bosak Grzegorz Braun
Party RN KKP
Electoral vote163146
Percentage51.9%46.5%

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Winner by voivodeship

The Confederation presidential primary, 2020 was held from November 2019 to January 2020 to decide the coalition's nominee for the 2020 presidential election. It was the first organized presidential primary in Poland since the 2010 Civic Platform presidential primary and the first with an advanced format featuring an American-style delegate system. [1]

Contents

Candidates

CandidatePartyIdeologyMost recent position
Konrad Berkowicz KonradBerkowicz2018 portrait.jpg KORWiN Libertarian conservatism
Paleolibertarianism
Member of the Sejm from Kraków
(2019–present)
Krzysztof Bosak Krzysztof Bosak Sejm 2016.jpg National Movement Polish nationalism
National conservatism

Member of the Sejm from Kielce
(2019–present)

Grzegorz Braun Grzegorz Braun Sejm 2019.jpg Confederation of the Polish Crown Monarchism
Reactionism
Member of the Sejm from Rzeszów
(2019–present)
Artur Dziambor JKRUK 20191214 ARTUR DZIAMBOR KIELCE P1740399.jpg KORWiN Classical liberalism
Minarchism
Member of the Sejm from Gdynia
(2019–2023)
Janusz Korwin-Mikke JKRUK 20191214 JANUSZ KORWIN MIKKE KIELCE P1740405(2).jpg KORWiN Right-libertarianism
Monarchism
Member of the Sejm from Warsaw
(2019–2023)
Paweł Skutecki Pawel Skutecki 2018.jpg Independent Vaccination choice
National liberalism
Member of the Sejm from Bydgoszcz
(2015–2019)
Krzysztof Tołwiński Krzysztof Tolwinski .jpg Independent Agrarianism
National conservatism
Member of the Sejm from Białystok
(2010–2011)
Jacek Wilk Jacek Wilk Sejm 2016.jpg KORWiN Libertarian conservatism
Republicanism
Member of the Sejm from Warsaw
(2015–2019)
Magdalena Ziętek-Wielomska Independent Traditionalist conservatism
Integralism
None

First round

7 December 2019: Podlaskie Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 64
(45.4%)
4
Braun 28
(19.9%)
2
Dziambor 20
(14.2%)
1
Berkowicz 10
(7.1%)
1
Korwin-Mikke 8
(5.7%)
1
Tołwiński 7
(5.0%)
-
Wilk 4
(2.8%)
-
Skutecki 0
(0.0%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 0
(0.0%)
-

7 December 2019: Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 77
(57.9%)
5
Braun 20
(15.0%)
1
Dziambor 12
(9.0%)
1
Berkowicz 10
(7.5%)
1
Wilk 6
(4.5%)
1
Korwin-Mikke 5
(3.8%)
-
Skutecki 2
(1.5%)
-
Tołwiński 1
(0.8%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 0
(0.0%)
-

8 December 2019: Pomeranian Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 112
(33.7%)
7
Dziambor 81
(24.4%)
5
Braun 58
(17.5%)
4
Berkowicz 37
(11.1%)
2
Wilk 21
(6.3%)
1
Korwin-Mikke 17
(5.1%)
1
Ziętek-Wielomska 4
(1.2%)
-
Skutecki 2
(0.6%)
-
Tołwiński 0
(0.0%)
-

8 December 2019: Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 78
(32.9%)
5
Braun 47
(19.8%)
3
Dziambor 42
(17.7%)
3
Berkowicz 34
(14.3%)
2
Wilk 12
(5.1%)
1
Korwin-Mikke 10
(4.2%)
1
Skutecki 10
(4.2%)
-
Tołwiński 4
(1.7%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 0
(0.0%)
-

14 December 2019: Masovian Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 454
(40.6%)
18
Braun 225
(20.1%)
9
Dziambor 184
(16.5%)
7
Berkowicz 103
(9.2%)
4
Korwin-Mikke 77
(6.9%)
3
Wilk 38
(3.4%)
1
Skutecki 16
(1.4%)
1
Ziętek-Wielomska 15
(1.3%)
1
Tołwiński 5
(0.4%)
-

14 December 2019: Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 75
(39.5%)
3
Braun 38
(20.0%)
2
Berkowicz 33
(17.4%)
1
Dziambor 19
(10.0%)
1
Korwin-Mikke 13
(6.8%)
1
Skutecki 7
(3.7%)
-
Wilk 3
(1.6%)
-
Tołwiński 1
(0.5%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 1
(0.5%)
-

15 December 2019: Podkarpackie Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 133
(39.3%)
7
Braun 106
(31.4%)
6
Dziambor 46
(13.6%)
3
Berkowicz 35
(10.4%)
2
Korwin-Mikke 9
(2.7%)
1
Wilk 7
(2.1%)
-
Skutecki 1
(0.3%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 1
(0.3%)
-
Tołwiński 0
(0.0%)
-

15 December 2019: Lublin Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 113
(32.2%)
5
Braun 83
(23.6%)
4
Dziambor 57
(16.2%)
3
Korwin-Mikke 57
(16.2%)
3
Berkowicz 25
(7.1%)
1
Wilk 13
(3.7%)
-
Skutecki 2
(0.6%)
-
Tołwiński 1
(0.3%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 0
(0.0%)
-

4 January 2020: Lesser Poland Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 264
(30.6%)
10
Braun 198
(23.0%)
7
Berkowicz 196
(22.7%)
7
Dziambor 118
(13.7%)
4
Wilk 32
(3.7%)
1
Korwin-Mikke 31
(3.6%)
1
Ziętek-Wielomska 12
(1.4%)
1
Skutecki 11
(1.3%)
-
Tołwiński 0
(0.0%)
-

4 January 2020: Silesian Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 260
(40.0%)
15
Braun 181
(27.8%)
11
Dziambor 91
(14.0%)
5
Berkowicz 63
(9.7%)
4
Korwin-Mikke 35
(5.4%)
2
Wilk 15
(2.3%)
1
Ziętek-Wielomska 2
(0.3%)
-
Skutecki 2
(0.3%)
-
Tołwiński 1
(0.2%)
-

5 January 2020: Opole Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Braun 39
(27.5%)
2
Bosak 38
(26.8%)
2
Dziambor 31
(21.8%)
1
Berkowicz 19
(13.4%)
1
Wilk 8
(5.6%)
-
Skutecki 4
(2.8%)
-
Korwin-Mikke 2
(1.4%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 1
(0.7%)
-
Tołwiński 0
(0.0%)
-

5 January 2020: Lower Silesian Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 248
(35.9%)
8
Braun 176
(25.5%)
6
Dziambor 127
(18.4%)
4
Berkowicz 68
(9.8%)
2
Korwin-Mikke 47
(6.8%)
1
Wilk 16
(2.3%)
1
Skutecki 6
(0.9%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 2
(0.3%)
-
Tołwiński 1
(0.1%)
-

11 January 2020: Łódź Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 210
(36.0%)
7
Braun 161
(27.6%)
6
Dziambor 110
(18.8%)
4
Berkowicz 44
(7.5%)
2
Korwin-Mikke 31
(5.3%)
1
Wilk 13
(2.2%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 9
(1.5%)
-
Skutecki 5
(0.9%)
-
Tołwiński 1
(0.2%)
-

11 January 2020: Greater Poland Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 243
(36.5%)
10
Braun 172
(25.8%)
7
Dziambor 122
(18.3%)
5
Korwin-Mikke 58
(8.7%)
3
Berkowicz 44
(6.6%)
2
Wilk 19
(2.9%)
1
Ziętek-Wielomska 4
(0.6%)
-
Skutecki 4
(0.6%)
-
Tołwiński 0
(0.0%)
-

12 January 2020: Lubusz Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 81
(42.4%)
4
Braun 55
(28.8%)
2
Dziambor 29
(15.2%)
1
Berkowicz 14
(7.3%)
1
Korwin-Mikke 5
(2.6%)
-
Wilk 5
(2.6%)
-
Skutecki 2
(1.0%)
-
Ziętek-Wielomska 0
(0.0%)
-
Tołwiński 0
(0.0%)
-

12 January 2020: West Pomeranian Voivodeship

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Braun 103
(32.6%)
4
Bosak 102
(32.3%)
4
Dziambor 64
(20.3%)
2
Berkowicz 20
(6.3%)
1
Korwin-Mikke 18
(5.7%)
1
Ziętek-Wielomska 5
(1.6%)
-
Wilk 3
(0.9%)
-
Tołwiński 1
(0.3%)
-
Skutecki 0
(0.0%)
-

Primary election results

Candidates

CandidatePopular voteDelegates won
Bosak 2552
(36.8%)
115
Braun 1690
(24.3%)
77
Dziambor 1153
(16.6%)
51
Berkowicz 755
(10.9%)
35
Korwin-Mikke 423
(6.1%)
21
Wilk 215
(3.1%)
9
Ziętek-Wielomska 56
(0.9%)
3
Skutecki 74
(1.1%)
2
Tołwiński 23
(0.3%)
1

Parties

PartyPopular voteDelegates won
KORWiN 2546
(36.7%)
116
National Movement 2552
(36.8%)
115
Confederation of the Polish Crown 1690
(24.3%)
77
Independents 153
(2.2%)
6

Convention

Results were announced during a convention which took place on 18 January in Warsaw. [2] The winner was Krzysztof Bosak.

CandidateRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5Round 6Round 7
Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %
Bosak 11536.611436.411737.311035.311035.011837.616352.8
Braun 7523.97624.37824.87925.39429.913543.014647.2
Dziambor 5316.95417.35216.66621.26821.76119.4
Berkowicz 3310.53511.23511.13511.24213.4
Korwin-Mikke 216.7216.7237.3227.0
Wilk 72.272.292.9
Ziętek-Wielomska 41.361.9
Skutecki 31.0
Tołwiński 31.0

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