Electoral districts of Poland

Electoral districts of Poland (Polish: okręgi wyborcze, okręg wyborczy (sg.)) are defined by Polish election law. Electoral districts can be divided depending on whether they are individual entities or parts of a larger electoral district with regard to elections to 1) parliament (Sejm) and Senate 2) local offices and 3) European Parliament. Each district has a number of mandates calculated on the basis of its population.

List of Sejm constituencies

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  Sejm constituency distribution map
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  Tilegram (cartogram) of the Sejm electoral districts

No.	Name	# of deputies	Voivodeship
1	Legnica	12	Lower Silesian
2	Wałbrzych	8
3	Wrocław	14
4	Bydgoszcz	12	Kuyavian-Pomeranian
5	Toruń	13
6	Lublin	15	Lublin
7	Chełm	12
8	Zielona Góra	12	Lubusz
9	Łódź	10	Łódź
10	Piotrków Trybunalski	9
11	Sieradz	12
12	Kraków I	8	Lesser Poland
13	Kraków II	14
14	Nowy Sącz	10
15	Tarnów	9
16	Płock	10	Masovian
17	Radom	9
18	Siedlce	12
19	Warsaw I	20
20	Warsaw II	12
21	Opole	12	Opole
22	Krosno	11	Podkarpackie
23	Rzeszów	15
24	Białystok	14	Podlaskie
25	Gdańsk	12	Pomeranian
26	Słupsk	14
27	Bielsko-Biała I	9	Silesian
28	Częstochowa	7
29	Katowice I	9
30	Bielsko-Biała II	9
31	Katowice II	12
32	Katowice III	9
33	Kielce	16	Świętokrzyskie
34	Elbląg	8	Warmian-Masurian
35	Olsztyn	10
36	Kalisz	12	Greater Poland
37	Konin	9
38	Piła	9
39	Poznań	10
40	Koszalin	8	West Pomeranian
41	Szczecin	12

Source: "Polish Parliamentary Elections 2019". wybory.gov.pl. National Electoral Commission (Poland). 23 October 2019. Retrieved 25 October 2019.

List of Senate constituencies

Main article: List of constituencies for the Senate of the Republic of Poland

 

Senate constituency distribution map

No.	Corresponding Sejm Constituency	Voivodeship
1	1 — Legnica	Lower Silesian
2
3
4	2 — Wałbrzych
5
6	3 — Wrocław
7
8
9	4 — Bydgoszcz	Kuyavian-Pomeranian
10
11	5 — Toruń
12
13
14	6 — Lublin	Lublin
15
16
17	7 — Chełm
18
19
20	8 — Zielona Góra	Lubusz
21
22
23	9 — Łódź	Łódź
24
25	11 — Sieradz
26
27
28	10 — Piotrków Trybunalski
29
30	12 — Kraków I	Lesser Poland
31	13 — Kraków II
32
33
34	15 — Tarnów
35
36	14 — Nowy Sącz
37
38	16 — Płock	Masovian
39
40	20 — Warsaw II
41
42	19 — Warsaw I
43
44
45
46	18 — Siedlce
47
48
49	17 — Radom
50
51	21 — Opole	Opole
52
53
54	23 — Rzeszów	Podkarpackie
55
56
57	22 — Krosno
58
59	24 — Białystok	Podlaskie
60
61
62	26 — Słupsk	Pomeranian
63
64
65	25 — Gdańsk
66
67
68	28 — Częstochowa	Silesian
69
70	29 — Katowice I
71
72	30 — Bielsko-Biała II
73
74	31 — Katowice II
75
76	32 — Katowice III
77
78	27 — Bielsko-Biała I
79
80	31 — Katowice II
81	33 — Kielce	Świętokrzyskie
82
83
84	34 — Elbląg	Warmian-Masurian
85
86	35 — Olsztyn
87
88	38 — Piła	Greater Poland
89
90	39 — Poznań
91
92	37 — Konin
93
94	36 — Kalisz
95
96
97	41 — Szczecin	West Pomeranian
98
99	40 — Koszalin
100

Source: "Polish Parliamentary Elections 2019". wybory.gov.pl. National Electoral Commission (Poland). 23 October 2019. Retrieved 25 October 2019.

List of European Parliament constituencies

 

European Parliament constituency distribution map

No.	Name	Corresponding Sejm Constituencies	# of MEPs	Voivodeship
1	Gdańsk	25 — Gdańsk	3	Pomeranian
		26 — Słupsk
2	Bydgoszcz	4 — Bydgoszcz	2	Kuyavian-Pomeranian
		5 — Toruń
3	Bydgoszcz	24 — Białystok	3	Podlaskie
		34 — Elbląg		Warmian-Masurian
		35 — Olsztyn
4	Warsaw I	19 — Warsaw I	6	Masovian
		20 — Warsaw II
5	Warsaw II	16 — Płock	3
		17 — Radom
		18 — Siedlce
6	Łódź	9 — Łódź	3	Łódź
		10 — Piotrków Trybunalski
		11 — Sieradz
7	Poznań	36 — Kalisz	5	Greater Poland
		37 — Konin
		38 — Piła
		39 — Poznań
8	Lublin	6 — Lublin	3	Lublin
		7 — Chełm
9	Rzeszów	22 — Krosno	3	Podkarpackie
		23 — Rzeszów
10	Kraków	12 — Kraków I	5	Lesser Poland
		13 — Kraków II
		14 — Nowy Sącz
		15 — Tarnów
		33 — Kielce		Świętokrzyskie
11	Katowice	27 — Bielsko-Biała I	7	Silesian
		28 — Częstochowa
		29 — Katowice I
		30 — Bielsko-Biała II
		31 — Katowice II
		32 — Katowice III
12	Wrocław	1 — Legnica	4	Lower Silesian
		2 — Wałbrzych
		3 — Wrocław
		21 — Opole		Opole
13	Gorzów Wielkopolski	8 — Zielona Góra	4	Lubusz
		40 — Koszalin		West Pomeranian
		41 — Szczecin

Source: "European Parliamentary Elections 2019". pe2019.pkw.gov.pl. National Electoral Commission (Poland). 5 June 2019. Retrieved 25 October 2019.

The numbers of elected MEPs in districts may change every election, because to European Parliament are elected 51 persons (52 after brexit) with the highest score in the country.

See also

• Administrative division of Poland
• Elections in Poland
• Electoral districts of Poland (1935–1939)