We know the electoral lists of the New Left. There were no surprises
On Friday, the co-chairman of the New Left, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, presented the lists of his candidates to the Sejm and Senate. In addition to the current parliamentarians, the lists include, among others: the leader of the Citizens of the Republic of Poland, Paweł Kasprzak, and activist Bożena Przyłuska.
“Unanimously, on the basis of a complete consensus, we accepted our candidates to the Sejm and the Senate. Our partners: Together, Unia Pracy, PPS and SDPL will also accept these letters, because we have equal rights and we respect each other – said Czarzasty. Co-chairman Robert Biedroń noted that the lists of “the left are parity and diverse” and there will be people on them who meet the expectations of young people and minorities.
Units of the New Left. Who is running for Parliament?
The “ones” of the New Left will primarily be the current deputies. Marek Dyduch will open the list in Wałbrzych, Krzysztof Śmiszek in Wrocław, Krzysztof Gawkowski in Bydgoszcz, Joanna Scheuring-Wielgus in Toruń, Jacek Czerniak in Lublin, Anita Kucharska-Dziedzic in Zielona Góra, Wanda Nowicka in Gliwice, Maciej Konieczny in Katowice, Włodzimierz Czarzasty in Sosnowiec, Przemysław Koperski in Bielsko Biała, Tadeusz Tomaszewski in Konin, Zdzisław Wolski in Częstochowa, Andrzej Szejna in Kielce, Monika Falej in Elbląg, Marcin Kulasek in Olsztyn, Wiesław Szczepański in Kalisz, Tadeusz Tomaszewski in Konin, in Poznań Katarzyna Ueberhan, in Koszalin Małgorzata Prokop-Paczkowska, and in Szczecin Dariusz Wieczorek.
The remaining “ones” will be cast by local Left activists. Arkadiusz Sikora will open the list in Legnica, Sylwia Buźniak in Chełm, Paweł Kobielusz in Chrzanów, Jacek Jabłoński in Tarnów, Paulina Piechna-Więckiewicz in Płock, Daniel Oliszewski in Radom, Maria Parzychowska-Kurpiewska in Siedlce, Łukasz Rydzik in Krosno, Patryk Fajdek in Rybnik and in Piła Dariusz Standerski.
In Warsaw, the list will be closed by the writer Jacek Dehnel. It will also include former MP Piotr Gadzinowski (once a journalist of “Nie” Jerzy Urban) and the leader of the Citizens of the Republic of Poland, Paweł Kasprzak.
Moreover, there were no surprises. Candidates for the Sejm in Olsztyn include: Bożena Przyłuska, president of the Congress of Secularism, Włodzimierz Nalazek, a volleyball player and Olympian from Moscow in 1980, and Mieczysław Aszkiełowicz, a former member of the Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland, who will again apply for a mandate from the list of the Left.
