Voters in Poland vote in district electoral commissions at their place of permanent residence.

If you are on the electoral register and live in another EU country, you can: vote for candidates standing for election in Poland or take part in elections in the host country and vote for candidates standing for election in that country. You can only vote once in European elections.

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Polish citizens living in Poland don’t need to register.

Polish citizens living abroad need to submit a personal application orally, in writing, by telephone, telegraph, telefax or in electronic form (in Polish).

For polish citizens voting from abroad, the application can be made no later than on the 3rd day before election day.

ID card or passport

Non-Polish EU citizens must be registered in the register of voters at the municipality of where they live. The written request have to be made to the municipality no later than three days prior to the election.

Preferential Voting.

In 2024, 53 Polish MEPs will be elected.

The full list of candidates will be available after the registration of electoral committees is completed on the National Electoral Commission website (in Polish).

People with disabilities willing to vote in the European elections in Poland have two additional forms of voting: postal voting and proxy voting.