Łukasz Gibała won the second round of the special election for mayor of Kraków with 62.12 percent of the vote. Monika Piątkowska received 37.88 percent of the vote. Voter turnout in Kraków was 44.27 percent, according to the National Electoral Commission
The newly elected mayor of Kraków will take the oath of office during a session of the Kraków City Council, which will be held on October 21 at 11:00 a.m. in the Kraków City Council Chamber.
Voting in Kraków took place at 454 polling stations, including 412 permanent polling stations and 42 separate polling stations (hospitals, nursing homes, and correctional facilities).
The number of eligible voters throughout Kraków was 591,966. The population of Kraków was 719,919.
The number of people registered in a permanent polling district was 25,079. In total, since January 1 of this year, the Administrative Affairs Department of the Kraków City Hall has approved 4,942 applications for registration in a permanent polling district.
Detailed information on local elections in Poland is published on the website of the National Electoral Commission.
Source: City of Kraków Press Office