According to Ipsos poll conducted for TVN24, over 471,000 people voted for Beata Szydło.
The second individual result (389,000 votes) was secured by another PiS candidate - Jadwiga Wiśniewska.
Jerzy Buzek (European Coalition) got the third result - 387,000 votes.
Another candidate of the European Coalition Janina Ochojska-Okońska secured 293,000 votes.
Further down on the list were: fifth Tomasz Poręba (PiS) - 267,000 votes, sixth Ewa Kopacz (European Coalition) - 263,000 votes, seventh Róża Thun (European Coalition) - 251,000 votes, eighth Patryk Jaki (PiS) - 240,000 votes, ninth result was taken by Bartosz Arłukowicz (European Coalition) - 233,000 votes.
The tenth on the list was Adam Bielan (PiS) with 201,000 votes.
The top ten individual results were taken by candidates of Law and Justice and European Coalition - five names each.
Exit polls: PiS wins most seats
Poland's ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) came out narrowly ahead in Sunday's European Parliament vote, seen as test of the party's nationalist, eurosceptic platform before a national election later in the year. PiS have secured 24 seats in the Europarliament.
An exit poll by pollster IPSOS showed PiS heading towards its best result ever in a general or European Union election with 42.4% of votes. It won 31.8% in the EU ballot five years ago and 37.6% in the 2015 parliamentary election.
The opposition European Coalition, comprising the Civic Platform formerly led by European Council President Donald Tusk and a group of leftist and rural politicians, scored second with 39.1%. The coalition will send 22 MEPs to Brussels.
Voter turnout stood at 43%, a record high for a European election in Poland.
Autor: gf / Źródło: TVN24 News in English