This article is focused on young, still studying adults in the context of theirs preferences and political decisions. The purpose of this paper is to characterize the phenomenon of political paranoia and conspiratorial thinking, finding out the voters’ declarations about theirs choices in the fields of: political party they voted for in parliamentary elections in October 2015 and the candidate they voted for in presidential election in May 2015. Moreover, crucial aspect in that research process is describing the level of each party’s and candidate’s adherents’ political paranoia and conspiratorial thinking. Questions in a questionnaire helped with identifying and describing the characteristics of each party’s voters in terms of political paranoia and conspiratorial thinking, giving the general picture that high level of political paranoia, measured with Political Paranoia Scale – written and designed by Krzysztof Korzeniowski – correlates with a preference for choosing conservative, right-wing and characterized by significant anomie political parties and candidates. Thereby, it confirmed the main hypothesis, which allows on continuing the discussion and supplementing research conducted so far and at the same time proposing the direction of development and strategies towards conducting further research in the area of exploring the psychological profile of young voters.