Dominika Wielowieyska (born 11 December 1968) is a Polish journalist and political commentator associated with Gazeta Wyborcza and Radio TOK FM. She has been with Gazeta Wyborcza since 1991 and is one of the most recognisable voices in Polish political journalism.
On Radio TOK FM, she hosts the weekday programme Poranek Radia TOK FM (TOK FM Morning) and the Saturday show Wybory w toku (Elections Underway). In 2015-2016, she hosted Puenta (The Point) on TVP Info, leaving the broadcaster after Jacek Kurski, a politician from the Law and Justice party, was appointed its president.
She also runs her own YouTube channel and co-hosts the podcast Dzieje się (It’s Happening). Wielowieyska is a co-author of Dekady 1985-1994 (The Decades 1985-1994), a book series exploring Poland’s post-war history.
Her work has been recognised with two Grand Press Award nominations: in 2004, in the News category, for the Gazeta Wyborcza article Miller, Orlen i UOP, related to the so-called Orlen scandal; and in 2019, in the Specialist Journalismcategory, for the article Oskarżać łatwo, skazać trudno. Rozrachunek ze stalinizmem w III RP (Accusing Is Easy, Convicting Is Hard: Reckoning with Stalinism in Post-1989 Poland).