How would the Texas GOP fare if it were put into Poland?

[Samof94]

How well would it do as a party there??? It has a lot of the idea right wing Poles like.

[CumbrianLefty]

How do Polish Americans vote, on the whole?

[Big Abraham]

How do Polish Americans vote, on the whole?

They're swing voters and are actively concentrated in the Midwestern states; there's a whole Wiki article about it. According to said Wiki article, Poles in America vote 36.5% Dem, 33% Indy, and 26% Republican , so pretty evenly split three ways (granted, those numbers are about ten years old).

Here's how they voted in key elections:
Wilson in 1916
Harding in 1920
Coolidge in 1924
Hoover in 1928
Roosevelt in 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944
Truman in 1948
Eisenhower in 1952, 1956
Kennedy in 1960
Johnson in 1964
Humphrey in 1968
Nixon in 1972
Carter in 1976, 1980
Reagan in 1984
Bush in 1988
Clinton in 1992, 1996
Bush in 2000, 2004
Obama in 2008, 2012
Trump in 2016
Biden in 2020

So they've voted for the winner of the national election every time except twice (1980 and 1968) in the past hundred years.

[Leading Political Consultant Ma Anand Sheela]

Well, the backbone of the Texas GOP is white evangelicals. The only evangelical Protestant-majority town in Poland is Wisła in Cieszyn county in Silesia. I guess we can take it as a rough proxy for the Polish Protestant vote.

In the second round of the 2020 presidential election, which is probably most comparable to an American election, Rafał Trzaskowski received 73.55% of the vote in Wisła. In the first round, Krzysztof Bosak, a candidate literally running as a Confederate , got 7.5%, which is roughly the same as he got across the region and the whole country.

In other words, the answer is probably 'not very well'. Almost as if these are actually very different countries and this is a silly question.

[GregTheGreat657]

How do Polish Americans vote, on the whole?

They're swing voters and are actively concentrated in the Midwestern states; there's a whole Wiki article about it. According to said Wiki article, Poles in America vote 36.5% Dem, 33% Indy, and 26% Republican , so pretty evenly split three ways (granted, those numbers are about ten years old).

Here's how they voted in key elections:
Wilson in 1916
Harding in 1920
Coolidge in 1924
Hoover in 1928
Roosevelt in 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944
Truman in 1948
Eisenhower in 1952, 1956
Kennedy in 1960
Johnson in 1964
Humphrey in 1968
Nixon in 1972
Carter in 1976, 1980
Reagan in 1984
Bush in 1988
Clinton in 1992, 1996
Bush in 2000, 2004
Obama in 2008, 2012
Trump in 2016
Biden in 2020

So they've voted for the winner of the national election every time except twice (1980 and 1968) in the past hundred years.

I have a hard time seeing how Polish voters went to Biden by 30, with 14% going to 3rd parties one cycle after 2/3 of Polish voters went to Trump