The first round was enough. These provincial cities already know their presidents

While some authorities were not so lucky and will have to defend their seats in the second round, others probably already have seats in municipal offices and can breathe a sigh of relief. Here are all the provincial cities where the first round was enough.

Lublin – Żuk wins in the first round of local elections

The undisputed winner in Lublin was Krzysztof Żuk, a member of the Civic Platform, who ran in the elections under his own banner. He won 57.49 percent of the votes.

The second place, which was not enough to advance to the extra time, was taken by the Law and Justice candidate, Robert Derewenda. He won 34.26 percent. votes.

Katowice – Krupa wins in the first round of local elections

Marcin Krupa achieved an even higher result in the first round. In the elections for the mayor of Katowice, he won 62.43 percent. votes. Among his four rivals, the Law and Justice candidate Leszek Piechota achieved the highest support, winning 14.72 percent. votes.

Opole – Wiśniewski wins in the first round of local elections

In Opole we can talk about real declassification. President Arkadiusz Wiśniewski, who has been in office since 2014, won 33,104 votes, which translated into a result of 75.47%. support. He won, among others: with the Law and Justice candidate Michał Nowak, who won 17.29 percent. votes.

Bydgoszcz – Bruski wins in the first round of local elections

Without any surprises, the elections in Bydgoszcz also ended. It was won in the first round by President Rafał Bruski, who has been in office since 2010. The Civic Coalition politician won 53.5 percent. votes.

Łukasz Schreiber was closest to the second round. The Law and Justice candidate won 28.72 percent. votes.

Warsaw – Trzaskowski wins in the first round of local government elections

Rafał Trzaskowski defended his seat in the Warsaw municipal office. He didn't even need a second round for this – the required result was over 50%. he scored in the first round. The Civic Coalition politician collected the votes of 444,006 residents of the capital and obtained 57.41 percent. support.

The second highest result – 23.1 percent. – obtained by Tobiasz Bocheński from Law and Justice. Third place with 12.86 percent support. Magda Biejat from the Left won the votes.

Gdańsk – Dulkiewicz wins in the first round of local elections

Aleksandra Dulkiewicz defended her presidential seat in Gdańsk. The politician won 57.95 percent. votes. The candidate of Law and Justice was closest to the second round – although not close enough. Tomasz Rakowski won 20.33 percent. votes.

Łódź – Zdanowska wins in the first round of local elections

Almost 60 percent votes in Łódź – 59.3 percent – won by the incumbent mayor of the city, Hanna Zdanowska. She is closest to the politician with the result of 22.56%. The candidate of Law and Justice, Agnieszka Wojciechowska van Heukelom, was placed.

Szczecin – Krzystek wins in the first round of local government elections

The second highest result among candidates for presidents of voivodeship cities in Poland was achieved by Piotr Krzystek. The mayor of Szczecin, who has been in office since 2006, won 60.43 percent. votes.

Second place went to the candidate of Law and Justice. Zbigniew Bogucki won 26.96% of the votes.

Białystok – Truskolaski wins in the first round of local elections

Tadeusz Truskolaski can boast of having the same experience as Bogucki as head of the city. The mayor of Białystok also defended his place in the municipal office. The local government official won 53.32%. votes.

Henryk Dębowski from Law and Justice was closest to the second round. He won 33.45 percent. votes.