W Zabrze will hold the second circular of presidential elections between Ewa Weber and Kamil Żbikowski. The first circular did not bring a decision - no of the six candidates received more than half of the vote. Weber won 39.29 percent support and Żbikowski won 16.14 percent. Early elections became essential after the referendum appeal of the president Agnieszka Rupniewska.
Sunday's first circular of the Zabrze presidential election ended unanswered. On Eve Weber, identified with the Citizen Coalition environment, 12.700 people voted, which gave her 39.29 percent votes. Urban activist Kamil Żbikowski received 5.216 votes, or 16.14 percent of the vote.
Third place was supported by Law and Justice Boris Borówka with a consequence of 4.944 votes, which represented 15.29 percent of the votes cast. A full of six candidates applied for president Zabrz's seat.
Results of all candidates
According to the Municipal Election Commission Protocol, the another candidates obtained the following results: Sebastian Dziębowski from the Confederation - 4.556 votes (14.09 percent), Rafał Kobos - 3.193 votes (11%) and Kitten-Bar Lucy - 1.716 votes (5.31 percent). Turnout was 27.87 percent. 32.525 crucial cards taken from the urns.
Out of 116.723 residents entitled to vote in the election took part just over a quarter. As no of the candidates exceeded the threshold of 50% of the votes, in 2 weeks there will be a second circular between the 2 best candidates.
Background to early elections
The pre-term elections in Zabrze became essential after the May referendum of president Agnieszka Rupniewska. Rupniewska ruled the city only a year - in 2024 she won local government elections, defeating Małgorzata Manka-Szulik in the second round.
Mańka-Szulik led Zabrze for 18 years, since 2006. In the first circular of the election in 2024 she overtook Żbikowski by only 154 votes. On May 12 of this year, Rupniewska was cancelled in a binding referendum, in which over three-fifths of the number of voters from the second circular of the 2024 elections voted.
(PAP) Note: This article was edited with Artificial Intelligence.
