Results breakdown of the 2023 Polish parliamentary election (Sejm)

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This is the results breakdown of the Sejm election held in Poland on 15 October 2023. The following tables show detailed results by each party in electoral coalitions, as well as constituency results.

Contents

Nationwide

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Party or allianceVotes%Seats+/–
United Right Law and Justice 6,286,25029.11157−30
Sovereign Poland 465,0242.1518+8
The Republicans 99,3730.464+3
Kukiz'15 [lower-alpha 1] 74,9590.352New
Independents715,2483.3113−8
Total7,640,85435.38194−41
Civic Coalition Civic Platform 4,992,93223.12122+20
Modern 375,7761.746−13
Polish Initiative 252,0211.173+1
The Greens 67,2030.3130
AGROunia 53,5710.251New
Good Movement 8,2540.040New
Independents879,6454.0722+14
Total6,629,40230.70157+23
Third Way Poland 2050 [lower-alpha 2] 1,561,5427.2333New
Polish People's Party [lower-alpha 3] 1,189,6295.5128+9
Centre for Poland 70,1170.323New
Union of European Democrats 21,0560.100−1
Wolnościowcy 9,1680.040New
Agreement*1,0390.000New
Independents258,1191.201−9
Total3,110,67014.4065+35
The Left New Left 1,199,5035.5519−19
Left Together 453,7302.107+1
Labour Union 11,4950.0500
Polish Socialist Party 5,2730.0200
Social Democracy of Poland 2,2530.0100
Freedom and Equality 4750.0000
Independents186,2890.860−5
Total1,859,0188.6116−23
Confederation New Hope 551,9012.566+3
Confederation [lower-alpha 4] 341,1881.587+4
National Movement 199,1490.920−5
Confederation of the Polish Crown 182,5730.852New
Wolnościowcy*10,9620.050New
Agreement 3,5680.020−16
Real Europe Movement – Europa Christi 1,7880.010New
Real Politics Union 5270.000New
Crossed out1290.00
Independents255,5791.183+3
Total1,547,3647.1618+7
Nonpartisan Local
Government Activists
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 30,2580.140New
Responsibility2,6170.010New
Law and Justice*1,8010.0100
Fourth Polish Republic4880.000New
Civic Platform*3770.000New
Social Interest 2920.000New
Good Movement*2790.000New
Federation for the Republic2290.000New
Agreement*2190.0000
Polish People's Party*1100.0000
Crossed out2,4390.01
Independents361,9451.6800
Total401,0541.8600
There is One Poland There is One Poland 195,5990.910New
Polish People's Party*1530.000New
Independents155,3470.720New
Total351,0991.630New
German Minority Regional. Minority with Majority 17,2820.080−1
Independents8,4960.0400
Total25,7780.120−1
Peace and Prosperity
Movement
Independents24,8500.120New
Total24,8500.120New
Normal CountryNormal Country6840.000New
Front5000.000New
Independents3,4220.020New
Total4,6060.020New
Anti-partyAnti-party1,1560.010New
Total1,1560.010New
Repair Poland
Movement
Repair Poland Movement570.000New
Independents7660.000New
Total8230.000New
Total21,596,674100.004600
Valid votes21,596,67498.31
Invalid/blank votes370,2171.69
Total votes21,966,891100.00
Registered voters/turnout29,532,59574.38
Source: National Electoral Commission, National Electoral Commission

* – individual members running on lists different from their own parties

Constituencies

Third Way results compared to Polish Coalition 2019 results.

1st constituency (Legnica)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 174,64334.80−7.605−1
Civic Coalition 169,54033.78+8.765+2
Third Way 53,95810.75+3.5810
The Left 47,7159.51−6.931−1
Confederation 31,7706.33+0.4800
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 16,7483.34+0.2200
There is One Poland 7,4961.49New0New
Total501,870100.00120
Source: [1]

2nd constituency (Wałbrzych)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 120,18837.17+5.084+1
Law and Justice 107,79733.34−7.203−1
Third Way 39,21512.13+4.871+1
The Left 25,8067.98−4.370−1
Confederation 19,4786.02+0.6000
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 5,8081.80−0.5500
There is One Poland 5,0681.57New0New
Total323,360100.0080
Source: [2]

3rd constituency (Wrocław)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 286,71336.94+4.156+1
Law and Justice 206,89926.66−8.014−1
Third Way 106,62413.74+7.282+1
The Left 88,08911.35−4.061−1
Confederation 54,1326.98−0.4810
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 22,4122.89−0.3200
There is One Poland 11,1851.44New0New
Total776,054100.00140
Source: [3]

4th constituency (Bydgoszcz)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 186,91435.01+3.955+1
Law and Justice 162,60330.45−5.974−1
Third Way 80,42615.06+6.042+1
The Left 52,9599.92−5.251−1
Confederation 34,2666.42−0.6300
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 8,9051.67+0.3800
There is One Poland 7,8461.47New0New
Total533,919100.00120
Source: [4]

5th constituency (Toruń)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 183,13134.06−6.315−1
Civic Coalition 158,71929.52+3.1040
Third Way 84,30815.68+4.802+1
The Left 60,47311.25−3.581−1
Confederation 34,2326.37+0.041+1
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 7,7581.44+0.2900
There is One Poland 6,7101.25New0New
Peace and Prosperity Movement2,2660.42New0New
Total537,597100.00130
Source: [5]

6th constituency (Lublin)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 294,84745.48−9.918−1
Civic Coalition 131,71220.32+1.0130
Third Way 102,89415.87+6.772+1
Confederation 54,3258.38+1.3010
The Left 37,0835.72−2.0910
There is One Poland 14,8922.30New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 10,3441.60+0.2700
Peace and Prosperity Movement2,2500.35New0New
Total648,347100.00150
Source: [6]

7th constituency (Chełm)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 231,88250.75−8.757−1
Civic Coalition 79,50117.40+2.6020
Third Way 59,57713.04+1.182+1
Confederation 35,5947.79+1.951+1
The Left 25,6915.62−1.210−1
There is One Poland 12,9302.83New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 9,5222.08+0.9200
Peace and Prosperity Movement2,1750.48New0New
Total456,872100.00120
Source: [7]

8th constituency (Zielona Góra)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 195,09137.73+6.465+1
Law and Justice 143,53027.76−6.5440
Third Way 77,93315.07+3.442+1
The Left 47,9119.27−6.341−1
Confederation 33,6726.51−0.680−1
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 11,9542.31New0New
There is One Poland 5,7941.12New0New
Anti-party1,1560.22New0New
Total517,041100.00120
Source: [8]

9th constituency (Łódź)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 187,52741.07+5.265+1
Law and Justice 122,43326.82−6.093−1
The Left 55,77012.22−7.881−1
Third Way 54,28311.89+7.361+1
Confederation 25,4285.57−1.0800
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 5,6241.23New0New
There is One Poland 5,4871.20New0New
Total456,552100.00100
Source: [9]

10th constituency (Piotrków Trybunalski)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 184,92946.60−9.6060
Civic Coalition 86,08321.69+6.052+1
Third Way 54,47913.73+3.2910
Confederation 30,2477.62+0.8600
The Left 25,3406.39−4.570−1
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 8,5972.17New0New
There is One Poland 5,4571.38New0New
Peace and Prosperity Movement1,6870.43New0New
Total396,819100.0090
Source: [10]

11th constituency (Sieradz)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 221,03141.46−8.356−1
Civic Coalition 138,03825.89+5.4130
Third Way 77,31314.50+4.212+1
The Left 41,1887.73−4.2510
Confederation 36,3836.82+0.9500
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 8,6531.62+0.0600
There is One Poland 7,7471.45New0New
Peace and Prosperity Movement2,7750.52New0New
Total533,128100.00120
Source: [11]

12th constituency (Kraków I)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 156,30842.86−10.625−1
Civic Coalition 88,40824.24+1.2020
Third Way 54,58514.97+7.061+1
Confederation 28,7547.88+0.8200
The Left 22,0366.04−2.4700
There is One Poland 8,0932.22New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 6,4871.78New0New
Total364,671100.0080
Source: [12]

13th constituency (Kraków II)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 232,79930.73+0.255+1
Law and Justice 232,43030.68−8.885−1
Third Way 127,69316.86+9.582+1
The Left 83,63311.04−1.971−1
Confederation 58,4357.71−0.2710
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 11,4161.51+0.0900
There is One Poland 11,1161.47New0New
Total757,522100.00140
Source: [13]

14th constituency (Nowy Sącz)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 229,58753.73−12.076−2
Civic Coalition 68,80416.10+2.282+1
Third Way 49,48711.58+4.2310
Confederation 37,3018.73+1.771+1
There is One Poland 17,8764.18New0New
The Left 13,5943.18−2.8900
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 10,6432.49New0New
Total427,292100.00100
Source: [14]

15th constituency (Tarnów)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 196,43348.67−10.925−2
Third Way 75,22918.64+5.292+1
Civic Coalition 68,69017.02+3.022+1
Confederation 32,2417.99+0.8700
The Left 16,1524.00−1.9400
There is One Poland 9,2802.30New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 5,5661.38New0New
Total403,591100.0090
Source: [15]

16th constituency (Płock)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 195,21844.11−8.345−1
Civic Coalition 99,14622.40+5.563+1
Third Way 75,52617.07+1.892+1
Confederation 28,8776.52+1.2900
The Left 28,8486.52−2.240−1
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 8,9842.03+0.5000
There is One Poland 5,9681.35New0New
Total442,567100.00100
Source: [16]

17th constituency (Radom)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 190,41848.68−9.1560
Civic Coalition 82,00320.96+3.8120
Third Way 54,69013.98+3.7810
Confederation 28,5937.31+1.4200
The Left 20,8745.34−2.0900
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 6,6731.71+0.9400
There is One Poland 5,9831.53New0New
Peace and Prosperity Movement1,9680.50New0New
Total391,202100.0090
Source: [17]

18th constituency (Siedlce)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 262,23648.62−11.147−2
Civic Coalition 100,90218.71+4.7720
Third Way 83,68115.51+3.572+1
Confederation 44,2998.21+1.721+1
The Left 26,1494.85−1.6100
There is One Poland 10,2291.90New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 10,0451.86+0.7500
Normal Country1,0440.19New0New
Repair Poland Movement8230.15New0New
Total539,408100.00120
Source: [18]

19th constituency (Warszawa I)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 741,28643.23+1.1890
Law and Justice 345,38020.14−7.354−2
The Left 230,64813.45−4.7430
Third Way 227,12713.25+8.493+2
Confederation 124,2207.24−0.2710
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 23,4501.37New0New
There is One Poland 22,6081.32New0New
Total1,714,719100.00200
Source: [19]

Voters abroad and on ships

PartyVotes%+/–
Civic Coalition 257,45445.19+6.24
Law and Justice 92,63416.26−8.63
The Left 82,53214.49−6.18
Third Way 69,38212.18+8.07
Confederation 51,1378.97−2.42
There is One Poland 10,2791.80New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 6,3571.12New
Total569,775100.00
Source: [20] [21]

20th constituency (Warszawa II)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 257,47035.23+6.6340
Law and Justice 231,90531.74−9.164−2
Third Way 110,08615.06+6.472+1
Confederation 51,5737.06+0.431+1
The Left 51,5567.06−6.0310
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 16,5712.27+0.0800
There is One Poland 11,5831.59New0New
Total730,744100.00120
Source: [22]

21st constituency (Opole)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 161,24133.59+6.885+1
Law and Justice 150,02231.26−6.394−1
Third Way 61,15512.74+2.4310
The Left 34,7637.24−4.4910
Confederation 31,1506.49+0.791+1
German Minority 25,7785.37−2.530−1
There is One Poland 8,3381.74New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 7,5211.57New0New
Total479,968100.00120
Source: [23]

22th constituency (Krosno)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 241,79054.70−8.667−1
Civic Coalition 70,05415.85−0.0920
Third Way 60,93813.79+5.9410
Confederation 38,0808.62+1.801+1
The Left 19,7504.47−1.5700
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 9,1652.07New0New
Peace and Prosperity Movement2,2190.50New0New
Total441,996100.00110
Source: [24]

23th constituency (Rzeszów)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 347,68851.60−10.779−1
Civic Coalition 119,25917.70+3.313+1
Third Way 83,67612.42+4.632+1
Confederation 63,8549.48+1.2210
The Left 32,8284.87−1.720−1
There is One Poland 16,1692.40New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 10,3021.53New0New
Total673,776100.00150
Source: [25]

24th constituency (Białystok)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 258,27742.39−9.647−1
Civic Coalition 126,97120.84−0.2030
Third Way 114,89818.86+9.533+2
Confederation 59,6489.79+2.8410
The Left 29,4784.84−4.260−1
There is One Poland 9,9981.64New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 7,0811.16+0.3900
Peace and Prosperity Movement2,8930.47New0New
Total609,244100.00140
Source: [26]

25th constituency (Gdańsk)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 257,00941.70+0.3960
Law and Justice 155,31825.20−6.903−1
Third Way 90,59914.70+8.802+2
The Left 57,9679.41−4.0610
Confederation 38,4066.23−0.980−1
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 8,8711.44New0New
There is One Poland 8,1171.32New0New
Total616,287100.00120
Source: [27]

26th constituency (Słupsk)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 258,90937.91+2.066+1
Law and Justice 199,70929.24−7.194−1
Third Way 92,79313.59+5.642+1
The Left 56,8878.33−4.141−1
Confederation 49,2037.21−0.0910
There is One Poland 14,3142.10New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 11,0841.62New0New
Total682,899100.00140
Source: [28]

27th constituency (Bielsko-Biała I)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 163,50636.71−10.054−1
Civic Coalition 127,67728.67+1.4730
Third Way 64,77814.55+7.421+1
Confederation 34,9097.84+0.411+1
The Left 34,6017.77−3.710−1
There is One Poland 10,9502.46New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 7,6831.73New0New
Normal Country1,2420.28New0New
Total445,346100.0090
Source: [29]

28th constituency (Częstochowa)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 117,75636.35−7.933−1
Civic Coalition 94,31329.11+6.493+1
Third Way 47,69814.72+6.041+1
The Left 30,4979.41−6.170−1
Confederation 21,2566.56+0.4900
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 6,7752.09−0.6600
There is One Poland 5,6461.74New0New
Total323,941100.0070
Source: [30]

29th constituency (Katowice I)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 139,71136.06+3.4640
Law and Justice 116,82730.16−7.593−1
Third Way 51,68113.34+7.351+1
The Left 35,6739.21−4.1710
Confederation 26,9346.95−0.7100
There is One Poland 9,2042.38New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 7,3781.90−0.7000
Total387,408100.0090
Source: [31]

30th constituency (Bielsko-Biała II)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 145,23038.06−10.224−1
Civic Coalition 114,40429.98+2.2730
Third Way 47,52512.45+6.821+1
Confederation 30,5278.00+0.831+1
The Left 26,1176.84−2.830−1
There is One Poland 9,1482.40New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 8,6472.27+0.7300
Total381,598100.0090
Source: [32]

31st constituency (Katowice II)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 193,59636.79−0.4050
Law and Justice 162,45830.88−8.314−1
Third Way 69,82513.27+8.901+1
The Left 44,5098.46−3.4610
Confederation 35,2406.70−0.6310
There is One Poland 11,0512.10New0New
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 9,4881.80New0New
Total526,167100.00120
Source: [33]

32th constituency (Katowice III)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 114,51930.30+0.6430
Law and Justice 112,38929.74−7.403−1
The Left 81,64621.60−0.3020
Third Way 37,2219.85+5.001+1
Confederation 21,5125.69−0.7600
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 5,4991.45New0New
There is One Poland 5,1731.37New0New
Total377,959100.0090
Source: [34]

33th constituency (Kielce)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 310,26647.07−8.118−2
Civic Coalition 137,94120.93+4.284+1
Third Way 90,97513.80+3.932+1
The Left 45,0486.83−3.1110
Confederation 43,1976.55+0.6110
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 18,9612.88+1.9300
There is One Poland 9,0901.38New0New
Peace and Prosperity Movement2,3100.35New0New
Normal Country1,3440.20New0New
Total659,132100.00160
Source: [35]

34th constituency (Elbląg)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 105,37335.20−5.6640
Civic Coalition 95,41031.87+3.433+1
Third Way 46,10115.40+4.5110
The Left 24,2698.11−3.530−1
Confederation 19,5906.54+0.8900
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 4,3221.44−1.0800
There is One Poland 3,3391.12New0New
Normal Country9760.33New0New
Total299,380100.0080
Source: [36]

35th constituency (Olsztyn)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 129,33933.07+6.614+1
Law and Justice 126,43232.33−6.494−1
Third Way 63,00716.11+2.9210
The Left 31,6318.09−5.7510
Confederation 27,1196.93−0.0400
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 7,7281.98New0New
There is One Poland 5,8021.48New0New
Total391,058100.00100
Source: [37]

36th constituency (Kalisz)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 194,41635.85−6.635−1
Civic Coalition 154,99028.58+3.864+1
Third Way 87,62816.16+3.362+1
The Left 46,2228.52−4.911−1
Confederation 37,8386.98+0.4100
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 12,9342.39New0New
There is One Poland 8,2391.52New0New
Total542,267100.00120
Source: [38]

37th constituency (Konin)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Law and Justice 162,19238.69−8.614−1
Civic Coalition 100,58023.99+3.5120
Third Way 69,74016.63+6.832+1
The Left 39,7619.48−5.5510
Confederation 29,2086.97+0.2200
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 9,8512.35New0New
There is One Poland 5,7761.38New0New
Peace and Prosperity Movement2,1350.51New0New
Total419,243100.0090
Source: [39]

38th constituency (Piła)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 144,11434.87+4.274+1
Law and Justice 120,30129.11−6.533−1
Third Way 72,99617.66+3.812+1
The Left 32,3787.84−5.450−1
Confederation 28,3706.87+0.2400
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 7,8781.91New0New
There is One Poland 7,1981.74New0New
Total413,235100.0090
Source: [40]

39th constituency (Poznań)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 262,77944.09−1.2950
Law and Justice 116,66619.57−5.752−1
Third Way 98,58916.54+10.352+2
The Left 73,34512.31−4.181−1
Confederation 35,1825.90−0.7100
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 9,4771.59New0New
Total596,038100.00100
Source: [41]

40th constituency (Koszalin)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 124,62538.69+6.374+1
Law and Justice 101,02331.36−5.4730
Third Way 39,77612.35+2.9110
The Left 28,1018.72−6.710−1
Confederation 19,3796.02+0.0300
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 5,2641.63New0New
There is One Poland 3,9811.24New0New
Total322,149100.0080
Source: [42]

41st constituency (Szczecin)

PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Civic Coalition 222,42740.13+4.426+1
Law and Justice 159,57528.79−6.3240
Third Way 69,95712.62+5.2210
The Left 52,0329.39−5.861−1
Confederation 32,9425.94−0.5900
Nonpartisan Local Government Activists 8,9851.62New0New
There is One Poland 6,2181.12New0New
Peace and Prosperity Movement2,1720.39New0New
Total554,308100.00120
Source: [43]

Notes

  1. Kukiz'15 previously ran under Polish Coalition as independents. The result does not include Paweł Kukiz who is not a party member, but got elected with 43,292 votes.
  2. Includes 233,917 votes and 2 seats for supported independents.
  3. Includes 23,051 votes and 1 seat for supported independents.
  4. Confederation was registered as a party to circumvent the 8% electoral threshold for electoral coalitions. Five of its elected members are part of National Movement, one of New Hope and one of Confederation of the Polish Crown.

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