Presidential election in Zabrze. You know who's gonna take the second round

polsatnews.pl 6 days ago

The first circular of presidential elections in Zabrze did not bring a decision. In the second one, the incumbent president Zabrzą Ewa Weber and Kamil Żbikowski will face. The pre-term elections in Zabrze became essential after the May referendum of president Agnieszka Rupniewska.

To identify with the environment Civil Coalition Ewa Weber voted 12700 people – 39.29 percent and the city activist Kamila Żbikowski – 5216 - 16.14 percent. 3rd place, with the consequence of 4,944 votes (15.29 percent), took favoured by Law and Justice Boris Borówka.

Presidential election in Zabrze. First circular results

O chair President Zabrza six candidates ran on Sunday. In accordance with the protocol announced Municipal Election Commission have obtained the following results:

Boris Borówka (KWW Boris Borówka) - 4944 votes (15.29 percent)
Łucja Chrzęstek-Bar - 1716 votes (5.31 percent)
Sebastian Dziębowski (KWW Sebastian Dziębowski – Confederacy) - 4556 votes (14.09 percent)
Rafał Kobos (KWW Effective for Zabrz and Małgorzata Manka-Szulik) - 3193 votes (11%)
Ewa Weber (KWW Ewa Weber) – 12700 votes (39.29 percent)
Kamil Żbikowski (KWW Better Zabrze Kamila Żbikowski) - 5216 votes (16.14 percent).

Turnout, with 32525 crucial cards taken out of the polls and 116723 eligible to vote, amounted to 27.87 percent.

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Since no of the candidates received more than 50% of the vote in the Sunday election, in 2 weeks' time, Second round. Residents will be able to vote for 1 of the 2 people who received the highest support in the first round.

Referendum in Zabrze. Revocation of the City President

Agnieszka Rupniewska She ruled Zabrze for a year. In 2024 she won the local elections. In the second round, she received more votes than Małgorzata Manka-Szulik, who led the city for 18 years – since 2006 (in the first circular of Manka-Szulik then overtook Żbikowski by 154 votes).

On 12 May, Rupniewska was cancelled in binding referendum (it voted over 3/5 of the number of voters who took part in its election in the second circular in 2024)

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