Paprocka-Ślusarska Named to Lead Civic Coalition’s Electoral Team
Donald Tusk has selected Wioletta Paprocka-Ślusarska to head the Civic Coalition’s electoral team. The announcement has not yet become a major topic of public discussion, but it has sparked questions about who Paprocka-Ślusarska is and what she will contribute to the campaign mission.
Paprocka-Ślusarska as Chief of Staff for the KO
The campaign will unfold alongside the Civic Coalition’s Members and allied groups, yet the central objective remains straightforward: mobilize every Polish woman and every citizen. Paprocka-Ślusarska has underscored a message centered on service and trust, encouraging civilian staff to participate in a coordinated effort ahead of the election.
The remarks were delivered at a gathering in Biała Podlaska that included Donald Tusk and Rafał Trzaskowski among the attendees.
Trzaskowski’s Trusted Associate
The significance of Paprocka-Ślusarska’s position draws on her experience as the head of the president of Warsaw’s office, serving as a key aide to Trzaskowski. Her public service journey began in the regional assembly, where she has represented the Civic Coalition since 2010. Her career has encompassed roles at the Sejm Chancellery and the Ministry of Interior and Administration, where she advised senior leaders and acted as a spokesperson under Grzegorz Schetyna. She supported leadership during the Speaker’s term in 2010-2011 and later contributed to communications at the city hall during Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz’s tenure, overseeing public relations for the city government. In February 2023, she joined the supervisory board of Tramwaje Warszawskie, reinforcing her involvement in oversight of municipal transport.
In financial disclosures, Paprocka-Ślusarska’s role as director of the Warsaw City Hall office showed sizable earnings in 2021, reflecting the responsibilities she carried within city administration. The record highlights a long history of public service across Poland’s political and administrative landscape, illustrating a career built on communication, governance, and strategic oversight.
The material presented reflects public records and media reporting about Paprocka-Ślusarska’s career and current responsibilities within the Civic Coalition’s electoral operation. The context is provided to analyze contemporary political organizing in Poland and to draw comparisons with how similar systems operate in other democratic settings such as Canada and the United States, offering readers a lens on governance and campaign structure across regions.