Early Elections for the Mayor of Krakow. List of Candidates
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Eight candidates will run in the Krakow mayoral election. The City Electoral Commission denied several candidates registration due to insufficient valid signatures of support.
The candidates for mayor of Kraków registered so far by the National Electoral Commission (PKW) are: Michał Drewnicki (PiS), Jan Hoffman (one of the initiators of the referendum recalling the last mayor), Aleksandra Owiec (Razem), Monika Piątkowska (Monika Piątkowska's Electoral Commission "Above Divisions"; supported by Civic Coalition and Polish People's Party), and Łukasz Gibała (Kraków for Residents). The commission is verifying signatures. …
Eight candidates in the early elections of the president of Krakow have been registered by the Municipal Election Commission, its chairman Krzysztof Dyl said on Tuesday. Thus, the commission completed the work related to the verification of the collected signatures of support and the registration of candidates. According to the information provided by the head of the Municipal Electoral Commission, the registered candidates for president of Krak…
Eight candidates in the early elections of the president of Krakow have been registered by the Municipal Election Commission, its chairman Krzysztof Dyl said on Tuesday. The Commission has completed work on the verification of the support signatures collected and the registration of candidates. The commission refused to register the candidacy of Bartosz Bocheńczak of the Confederacy because of too few valid signatures of support.
Krakow now has an official list of candidates vying for the mayoral seat. With signature verification complete, the campaign is entering its decisive phase, with less than three weeks remaining until the September 27 elections.
Eight candidates for the early elections for the mayor of Krakow have been registered by the Municipal Electoral Commission, its chairman Krzysztof Dyl announced on Tuesday.
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