The Razem Party goes alone. After the elections in Krakow, she feels strong

In the 2023 parliamentary elections, the Party ran together with the New Left. These groups co-created the electoral agreement - their representatives ran from the lists of the New Left Electoral Committee. This situation is unlikely to repeat itself. This was officially confirmed on Sunday by Aleksandra Owca, co-chair of Razem, a recent candidate in the elections for the president of Krakow.

Strong after Krakow

Aleksandra Owca assessed during a press briefing in Krakow that the recently concluded election campaign related to the early elections of the city's president "greatly strengthened" the Razem Party. The politician obtained the fourth result, winning 6.91%. votes and overtaking the Left MP Daria Gosek-Popiołek (4.81%).

It allows us to draw many lessons for the future, because one campaign has ended, but the next campaign has already started. Razem is preparing to run independently in the elections in 2027, said the co-chair of the group.

As she added, "Razem (...) has its own history, has well-established structures, works well in the regions, and at the same time it does not fit into this duopoly that is harmful to Poland."

Own lists in all districts in Małopolska

According to Owca, in Małopolska Razem is ready to issue its own lists in all districts. We are ready to run an effective campaign not only in Krakow, but throughout Małopolska - added Owca.

The co-chair of Razem announced that next week the party's members and volunteers will start a direct campaign before next year's parliamentary elections, which - according to her - proved successful during the elections in Krakow. They will include: visit apartments and hand out party newspapers.

Zandberg: Two mandates for Razem

I am convinced that here in Krakow, here in Małopolska, we will fight for not one, but at least two parliamentary mandates for Razem, said the co-chairman of Razem, MP Adrian Zandberg, during the briefing.

Owcza was asked when the party would present its candidates. She replied that the lists across the country would be presented around the first quarter of next year.

When asked whether she would run for the Sejm from the Krakow list, she replied: I think that our decision in this matter will not surprise anyone.

The Razem Party did not join Donald Tusk's government. In October 2024, Razem politicians decided to leave the parliamentary club of the New Left and create their own, independent parliamentary group in the Sejm.