Supreme Court found election law violation but dismissed protest as it did not affect election results.

The Supreme Court of Poland found that the Electoral Commission violated Article 39a of the Presidential Election Act by recording voters' names without attaching the original voting rights certificates. While the protest was deemed substantively valid regarding this procedural error, the Court ruled that the violation did not influence the final election outcome due to the large margin of victory. Consequently, the protest was accepted as valid but the election results were confirmed as unchanged.