Roman Giertych and Agrounia leader Michał Kołodziejczak can mark the recent elections as a success. Both from the Civic Coalition list secured seats in the Sejm, signaling a notable step forward for their political alignment.
In Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, the Civic Coalition collected four seats, a gain of one compared to the previous term, powered by the region’s 137,941 voters who accounted for 20.93 percent of the ballot. The parliamentary delegation includes Marzena Okła-Drewnowicz with 64,990 votes, Roman Giertych with 23,622 votes, Artur Gierada with 16,878 votes, and Lucjan Pietrzczyk with 5,826 votes, reflecting a broad regional footprint for the coalition.
Following the results, a spokesperson remarked that the election outcome in Kielce reflected close support, highlighting a narrow victory of eleven votes. The remark underscored the competitive nature of the race and the importance of every ballot in shaping the parliamentary balance.
On the KO list in the Konin district, Michał Kołodziejczak achieved a strong showing, securing 44,062 votes. This placed him as the second-highest vote-getter in the district, with the top tally belonging to Zbigniew Grzegorz Hoffmann, who earned 47,594 votes, illustrating the district’s competitive landscape.
Coverage continued with updates from the national electoral commission, noting that results came from the complete count and identifying key winners across districts. Analysts highlighted notable performances, including a strong showing for Płażyński within the PO stronghold and commendable results for Stachowiak-Różecka in their respective districts. The discourse around the results emphasized the evolving regional dynamics and the shifting balance of power as parties translated votes into seats.
Source: wPolityce