The Confederation's Candidate Will Not Run in the Krakow Elections
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My candidacy for Mayor of Krakow was not registered. We lacked valid signatures. I will not spin conspiracy theories, search for culprits, or shift blame onto anyone. I believed that submitting nearly 5,000 signatures would provide us with a sufficient margin of safety. As it turns out, I was wrong," Bartosz Bocheńczak, who was supposed to be the Confederation's candidate for Mayor of Krakow, announced on Monday before 8 p.m.
"My candidacy for Mayor of Krakow was not registered. We lacked valid signatures," Bartosz Bocheńczak, who was supposed to be the Confederation candidate, wrote on social media. This means that Sławomir Mentzen's party will not run in the presidential race in Krakow. The party's central leadership has already reacted decisively to Bocheńczak's slip-up.
The Confederation may be without a candidate in the early elections for mayor of Krakow, according to the latest information. Bartosz Bocheńczak was more than 100 signatures short. "I messed up," he wrote on the X website. The deadline for submitting signatures passed on September 3rd.
On Monday, the Krakow Municipal Electoral Commission registered Michał Klimek (Confederation of the Polish Crown) as the next candidate in the early mayoral elections. It refused to register Marian Banaś (former president of the Supreme Audit Office) due to insufficient valid signatures of support.
Bartosz Bocheńczak of the Confederation and Marian Banaś, former president of the Supreme Audit Office, will not run in the Krakow mayoral elections, Interia has determined. The reason is said to be an insufficient number of valid signatures of support. The official list of verified candidates is expected to be announced soon by the City Electoral Commission.
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