ŁUkasz Gibała's Problem. The Electoral Commission Rejected Most of the Collected Signatures.
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Gibała reported on the X website that the commission would reject the signatures for formal reasons. He explained that the problem concerns people who provided their addresses on the list of supporters but did not add the word "Kraków" to it. "It's a simple human error – the word "Kraków" wasn't printed on the ballot," the candidate wrote. A municipal election commission employee said the submitted signatures were currently being verified. She a…
Łukasz Gibała, a candidate for mayor of Krakow, is facing problems. The city's electoral commission failed to register his candidacy due to an insufficient number of valid signatures. It rejected 3,836 of the 5,449 submitted signatures, 3,200 of which were due to an error on the ballot. Łukasz Gibała has until Thursday to collect the remaining 1,387 signatures.
The decision to invalidate the signatures collected by Łukasz Gibała is a slap in the face of thousands of Krakow voters. Instead of making life easier, Polish democracy creates pointless formalities that allow the will of the citizens to be ignored. Gibała's Troubles. A veritable political earthquake has struck Krakow. The city's electoral commission rejected the candidacy of Łukasz Gibała, the clear favorite in the upcoming snap presidential e…
Łukasz Gibała announced that the city's electoral commission may reject "a significant portion" of the signatures he collected due to the lack of the word "Kraków" on the forms. The commission confirmed that the signatures are being verified.
Łukasz Gibała has a serious problem ahead of the elections in Krakow. The politician made an appeal to his supporters.
Łukasz Gibała, one of the leading candidates for mayor of Krakow, announced that the city's electoral commission will reject "a significant portion" of the signatures of support he collected. The reason? The ballots were missing one key word: "Kraków."
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