Local elections in Poland

Local elections in Poland consist of elections to local assemblies and elections of municipality, town and city mayors. Elections are ruled by the Prime Minister and are held together between 3 and 4 months before the end of the five year term of local assemblies.[1] Last local elections took place in the autumn of 2018.[2]

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2002

SLD-UP - 6644 (14,19%)

PSL - 4986 (10,65%)

Samoobrona - 1530 (3,27%)

LPR - 1065 (2,27%)

PiS - 217 (0,46%)

PO - 213 (0,45%)

PO-PiS - 85 (0,18%)

Unia Samorządowa - 4 (0,01%)

Alternatywa - 1 (0,00%)

UPR - 0 (0,00%)

Other parties - 32,088 (68,52%)

Total votes - 46,833 (100,0%)

2006

Voivodship councils
Lech and Maria Kaczyński


electoral committeevotes % of votesseats % of seats
Civic Platform3,643,09127.18%18633.16%
Law and Justice3,361,61625.08%17030.30%
Left and Democrats1,910,00914.25%6611.76
Polish Peasant Party1,774,63313.24%8314.80%
Self-Defense755,3295.64%376.60%
League of Polish Families635,3294.74%111.96%
Regional parties81.43%
Total561100.00%
Source: Najwięcej radnych w skali kraju ma PSL, gazeta.pl

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References
  1. Ustawa z dnia 5 stycznia 2011 r. - Kodeks wyborczy, Dz. U. z 2011 r. Nr 21, poz. 112
  2. "Polish nationalists battle for city halls – DW – 10/21/2018". dw.com. 2018-10-21. Retrieved 2023-02-20.
  3. www.rodzinapolska.pl


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