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Early elections for the mayor of Krakow were ordered after Aleksander Miszalski from the Civic Coalition was dismissed as mayor of the city in May by referendum. Until a new president is elected, Krakow is managed by Stanisław Kracik, Miszalski's current deputy.
According to an exit poll conducted by Ipsos on behalf of Polsat News, Łukasz Gibała received 61 percent. votes, and Monika Piątkowska 39 percent. The turnout was 44.7 percent.
According to an exit poll conducted by OGB on behalf of Polsat News, 64.1% of voters voted for Łukasz Gibała. voters, and for Monika Piątkowska 35.9 percent. and the turnout was 42.6 percent.
Second round of early elections for the president of Krakow
The second round of early elections for the president of Krakow began on October 11 at 7:00. Voters could cast votes until 9 p.m. in 454 precincts throughout the city. All polling stations opened as scheduled.
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Candidates in the second round
The ballot paper included the two names of the candidates who obtained the best results in the first round: Łukasz Gibała and Monika Piątkowska. In the first round, Łukasz Gibała won 36.38 percent. votes, while Monika Piątkowska – 29.91 percent.
For the vote to be valid, voters had to put an "x" next to the name of the selected candidate.
The reason for early elections
The early elections are the result of the dismissal of Aleksander Miszalski (Civic Coalition) from the position of mayor of the city in May by referendum. Until a new president is elected, Krakow is managed by Stanisław Kracik, Miszalski's current deputy.
Announcement of results
The official election results will be made public by publishing the protocol in a paper version of the Municipal Electoral Commission at All Saints Square in Krakow.
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The official election results will be announced in the coming days through the publication of the protocol by the Municipal Electoral Commission.
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