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In the second round of the presidential elections in Krakow, Monika Piątkowska, a senator supported by the Civic Coalition and PSL, and Łukasz Gibała, a councilor from the Krakow for Residents committee, faced each other.
In the second round of the elections, Monika Piątkowska, a senator supported by the Civic Coalition and PSL, and Łukasz Gibała, councilor, Krakow for Residents, faced each other. The inhabitants of Krakow decided in the vote that the new mayor of the city would be Łukasz Gibała, who, according to data from 99 percent of voting districts, received 62.16 percent. votes. Monika Piątkowska received 37.84 percent.
What will Łukasz Gibała's Kraków be like? What will he do to reduce the city's debt? Will public transport tickets be cheaper? How does he intend to take care of the labor market in Krakow? Isn't two years not enough time to introduce real changes in the city? Will Łukasz Gibala manage to establish cooperation with the government and Donald Tusk? Can Krakow's inhabitants forget about the metro?
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Łukasz Gibała took steps to reduce the city's debt.
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In the coming months, decisions will be made regarding ticket prices for public transport in Krakow.
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The official results of the presidential elections in Krakow confirmed the victory of Łukasz Gibała with the result of 36.38%. votes ahead of Monika Piątkowska (29.91%). Gibała announced the first decisions: the creation of a park in the Prądnik Valley and the restoration of a twenty-minute ticket in public transport.

Łukasz Gibała received 62.6 percent. votes in the OGB late poll for Polsat News after counting more than half of the electoral commissions, overtaking Monika Piątkowska with 37.4%. votes with a turnout of 45.9%. The Civic Coalition lost the race for the second largest city in Poland, which caused an avalanche of comments from politicians of various stripes.

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