Disputed votes by Łukasz Gibała: Electoral lawsuit against Monika Piątkowska

Piątkowska stated during the debate in the "Rymanowski Breakfast" program that after analyzing the votes of her competitor Łukasz Gibała during his term as a councilor, it follows that in most cases he abstained from voting.

Gibała, an independent candidate for the president of the capital of Małopolska, believes that this is not true, and the statement itself undermines his competence, decision-making and knowledge.

His representatives announced that they had prepared calculations covering all the years the politician served on the city council, totaling approximately PLN 10,000. votes, which show that the situations in which he abstained from voting amounted to a maximum of 20% in one year and did not exceed 10% in other years.

According to Gibała's representatives, the proceedings will be "statistical" - their aim will be to prove that the votes in which he abstained did not constitute a "majority". In addition to corrections on social media, television and the press, they also demand a payment of PLN 10,000. PLN to the foundation that supports the University Children's Hospital in Prokocim.

Senator Monika Piątkowska, asked during the press conference to comment on this matter, replied that she would comment after it was finished.

"Mr. Councilor, the mayor of Krakow will not be able to abstain from voting"

The impugned words were uttered during a debate in the "Rymanowski Breakfast" program on Polsat News on September 20. Monika Piątkowska said then that she had reviewed Łukasz Gibała's voting behavior during his two terms on the city council, stating that "most of the time it was an 'abstention' vote." She added: "Mr. councilor, the mayor of Krakow will not be able to abstain from voting - decisiveness, cooperation, and knowledge will be the fundamental competences of the mayor of the city, who takes up his duties at an extremely difficult moment."

In response, Łukasz Gibała said that "when the ruling option presents such resolutions, where it lumps good and bad things into one bag, there is nothing else to do but refrain."

This is another process in the electoral mode model. with the elections of the president of Krakow. Last Friday, the District Court in Kraków upheld the lawsuit filed in this manner by Monika Piątkowska's election committee and ordered her opponent, Łukasz Gibala, to correct his statement regarding cooperation with KO councilors. The decision is invalid.

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