So far, the National Electoral Commission has registered 57 Election Commissions in parliamentary elections. The PKW will accept applications to establish a committee no later than August 28.
34 party committees
The committee has signed up 34 party committees: KW Confederation of Freedom and Independence, KW Nowa Lewica, KW Bezpartjni Samorządowcy, KW Polska Liberalna Strike of Entrepreneurs (notified his intention to participate alone in the elections to the Sejm), KW Patrioci Polska (notified its intention to participate only in elections to the Sejm) Sejm), KW Polska Jest One, Appeal Committee of the Slavic Union, Appeal Committee of the Freedom Party, Appeal Committee of Law and Justice, Appeal Committee of the Agrounia TAK Social Movement, Appeal Committee of the Bez Party , Appeals Committee of the Anti-Party, Appeals Committee of the Union of Christian Families, Appeals Committee of United, Appeals Committee of Responsibility, Committee of Normal Country, Committee of Free Europe, Committee of Poland 2050, Committee of Movement Repairs of Poland, KW Piast – Unity of Thought of European Nations and the World, KW Ślonzoki Samen, KW Self-defense of the Republic of Poland, KW of the Polish Pirate Party (reported to only participate in the Senate elections), KW Nowa Nadzieja, KW Wolni i Solidarni, KW Stronnictwo Ludowe “Ojcowizna” RP, KW Congress of the New Right, KW New Democracy – Yes (starts only for Senate), KW Alternative Social, KW Law (starts only for Senate), KW Samoobrona, KW Wolnościowcy, KW Śląska Regionalna, KW Ruch Unity Poland.
2 coalition committees
The committee has also signed up 2 coalition committees: KKW Civic Coalition PO .N IPL Greens and KKW Third Way Poland 2050 by Szymona Hołownia – Polish People’s Party.
21 electoral commissions
PKW registered 21 electoral commissionsKWW of the Movement of Prosperity and Peace, KWW of the German minority, KWW Andrzej Dziuba – Senate Pact (notified its intention to participate only in the Senate elections), KWW Pact Senate for Citizens (start only for the Senate), KWW of Marcin Nowak (launch to Senate only), KWW Krzysztof Kwiatkowski – Senate Pact (launch to Senate only), KWW Krzysztof Lechowski (launch to Senate only), KWW Lasecki Civic Pact (launch only to Senate) , KWW Lidia Staroń – Always on the side of the people (starts to Senate only), KWW Robert Roguski (starts to Senate only), KWW Independent Candidate Dawid Borowiak (starts to Senate only), KWW Mirosław Augustyniak candidate for Senator of the Republic of Poland (starts only to the Senate), KWW Dariusz Męczykowski (starts only to the Senate), KWW Jan Maria Jackowski (starts only to the Senate), KWW Prof. dr. Joanna Senyszyn (starts to Senate only), KWW Prof. dr. Krzysztof Gutkowski (starts only to the Senate), KWW Wadim Tyszkiewicz – Senate Pact (starts only to the Senate), KWW Civic Agreement, KWW Ons Links, KWW Zygmunt Frankiewicz – Pact Senate (starts only to the Senate), KWW of Józef Zając (starts only to the Senate)
Who was refused? Who else is waiting?
The NEC refused to register two committees: KWW Future of Poland, KWW Polish anti-war movement
To remove defects a committee was convened: KWW Beata Mnich (starts only for the Senate).
For registration commissions await: KWW of Jerzy Markowski, KWW of Liberal Democracy, KWW of the Republican Party, KWW of Lucyna Kulińska in the service of the Republic, KWW of nonpartisan anti-systemists.
What the rules say
Electoral commissions can form political parties, coalitions of parties and voters.
If the notification meets the conditions stated in the Elections Act, the National Electoral Commission will decide whether to accept it within 3 days of submission of the notification. If the notification is flawed, the NEC calls on the electoral representative to remove it within 3 days. If the defects are not remedied within this period, the PKW will refuse to receive the report. The election proxy has the right to file a complaint with the Supreme Court against the NEC’s decision to deny notification.
From the moment of registration the Election Commission can start collecting signatures for the lists of candidates. The deadline for submitting candidate lists for deputies and senators is September 6.
In accordance with the Electoral Act, the list of candidates for deputies must be supported by at least 5,000 signatures. voters who reside permanently in a particular constituency. An election commission that has submitted lists of candidates in at least half of the electoral districts may submit further lists without a signature.
The nomination of a candidate for senatorship must be supported by the signatures of at least 2,000 people. voters in a particular constituency.
To participate in the division of seats across the Sejm, party electoral commissions and voter electoral commissions must obtain more than 5 percent of voters’ votes. national electoral threshold; the electoral threshold for coalition election commissions is 8 percent.
Parliamentary elections will be held on 15 October; Poland will elect 460 deputies and 100 senators for four-year terms.
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Source: wPolityce