Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, the recently elected president of Gdańsk, went to Wroclaw to support Jack Sutryk before the second circular of elections for the president of this city.
Jacek Sutryk, who has previously served as president of Wrocław, will face the next vote with Isabella Bodnar, after no of the candidates won more than 50% of the votes in the first round.
Supporters of Sutryk hope that Dulkiewicz's visit will attract additional support and aid keep the position for the current president. Dulkiewicz, who is very popular as an effective leader of Gdańsk, is seen as strong support for Sutryk, especially in the context of challenges posed by the second round.
Results of the first circular of elections in Wroclaw
The National Election Commission announced the results of the vote after the first round. Here's how the percentages obtained by candidates are represented:
- Jacek Sutryk: 34.33%
- Isabella Bodnar: 29.80%
- Łukasz Kashtelovich: 19.17%
- Jerzy Michalak: 7.98%
- Robert Grzechnik: 5.37%
- Grzegorz Prigan: 3.35%
Jacek Sutryk and Izabela Bodnar will compete for the position of president of Wrocław in the second circular of elections, which shows how competitive and unpredictable this may be.
Aleksandra Dulkiewicz supports Jack Sutryk in the fight for president of Wrocław (FOTO: X/Jack Sytryk).Comments and expectations
Aleksandra Dulkiewicz's visit to Wrocław is interpreted by many as a sign of solidarity between cities and leaders with akin political views. It is besides an effort to consolidate the left and centre electorate around the Sutryk, which will request wider support to defeat Bodnar.
Meanwhile, Isabella Bodnar, gaining strong support in the first round, showed that she had crucial facilities and did not quit in the race. Her run will most likely besides gain momentum in the coming weeks, making the upcoming elections 1 of the most anticipated in fresh years in Wrocław.
Aleksandra Dulkiewicz in the election for president of Gdańsk obtained a consequence giving her re-election in the first circular of elections. The 2nd circular of elections was scheduled for April 21.
