2024 European Parliament election in Poland

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The 2024 European Parliament election in Poland will be held on 9 June 2024 as part of the 2024 European Parliament election. This will be the first to take place after Brexit. [1]

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Background

Poland will elect 53 Members of the European Parliament. Compared to last election, Poland is entitled to one more MEP in this election, already assigned since 2020 in the occasion of the redistribution post Brexit. [2]

Electoral committees

As of 23 April 2024, 42 committees applied for registration, of which 35 have been registered so far: 25 political parties, six voters committees and four coalitions. [3]

Electoral committees
TypeCommitteeStatus
1PartyNormal CountryRegistered
2PartyNormal PolandRegistered
3PartyFree EuropeRegistered
4PartyRepair Poland MovementRegistered
5Party Confederation Liberty and Independence Registered
6Party PolEXIT Registered
7VotersPeace and Prosperity MovementRegistered
8Party Self-Defence RP Registered
9PartyIndependenceSelf-dissolved
10Party Right-Wing Registered
11Voters Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists Registered
12PartyFarmers to European ParliamentRegistered
13Party Liberal Poland – Entrepreneurs' Strike Registered
14Party Slavic Union Registered
15VotersVoice of Strong PolandRegistered
16Party Self-Defence Registered
17Party Congress of the New Right Registered
18Party New Hope Registered
19PartyNonpartisansRegistered
20Party Pro-Polish Confederation Registered
21Voters All-Poland Federation "Nonpartisans and Localists" Registered
22CoalitionPolEXIT IndependenceRegistered
23Voters PolEXIT?It's High Time! Registered
24Coalition The Left Registered
25Coalition Civic Coalition Registered
26PartyPeople's Party "Patrimony" RPRegistered
27Party Silesians Together Registered
28Party Law and Justice Registered
29PartyMovement of Unity of PolesRegistered
30PartyPolish National InterestRegistered
31Party Social Democracy of Poland Registered
32VotersFarmers from the Baltic to the TatrasCalled for correction
33Party Confederation of the Polish Crown Registered
34Coalition Third Way Poland 2050 of Szymon Hołownia - Polish People's Party Registered
35PartyCompatriotsRegistered
36VotersSocial PolandRegistered
37PartyConservative PartyRegistered
38Party Sovereign Poland Declared
39Party Labour Faction Declared
40Voters„Together for the Community"Declared
41VotersResidents of RP and Marcin LatosDeclared
42VotersNonpartisan Anti-SystemDeclared

Opinion polling

Polling firm/LinkFieldwork
date
Sample
size
United Right
ECR
Third Way
EPPRen.
Civic Coalition
EPPG/EFARen.
The Left
S&D
Confederation
NI
OthersDon't knowLead
Law and Justice Kukiz'15 SLD Spring Left Together
Ipsos / Euronews 23 Feb-5 Mar 20241,00029.216.531.38.413.92.1
Opinia24 / TOK FM 26–28 Feb 20241,00222113111103 [lower-alpha 1] 119
Opinia24 / More In Common Polska 2–13 Feb 20242,02729.014.033.58.57.51.36.24.5
Portland Communications 24–31 Jan 20246322916359836
Parliamentary election 15 Oct 202321,596,674 [lower-alpha 2] 35.3814.4030.708.617.163.714.68
Parliamentary election 13 Oct 201918,678,457 [lower-alpha 3] 43.598.5527.4012.566.811.0916.19
European election 26 May 201913,647,311 [lower-alpha 4] 45.38
27
3.69
0
38.47
22
6.06
3
1.24
0
4.55
0
0.606.91

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