Who will rule Krakow? Today is the second round of the presidential elections

In the second round, Łukasz Gibała and Monika Piątkowska are fighting for the presidency of Krakow.

Kraków is divided into a total of 454 voting districts - 412 permanent and 42 separate (hospitals, nursing homes, social welfare homes, detention centers).

Adults who have the right to vote, are registered for permanent residence in Krakow, and residents of Krakow who are included in the permanent voting circuit in the Central Register of Voters are entitled to vote. To vote, you must have a document confirming your identity.

Similarly to the first round, no turnout data will be published during today's voting.

Please make sure that the seal of the District Electoral Commission is stamped on the ballot paper. Then we are sure that the card we received is valid. As always, we vote for one candidate by placing an X - two lines intersecting within the grid - advised Barbara Golanko, head of the Krakow Electoral Office in Krakow.