New Information Regarding the Elections in Krakow. Police Are Investigating One Incident.
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The Krakow mayoral election is drawing to a close. Sunday's voting proceeded peacefully. Police recorded only two major incidents. A violation of the electoral silence was reported in the morning. Later, at a polling station in Wola Justowska, an elderly man tore up his ballot and threw it in the trash. Voting in the early Krakow mayoral election is drawing to a close. Polling stations will be open until […]
During Sunday's early elections for Krakow's mayor, a resident tore up and threw away his ballot at a polling station. Police have located the man; he faces up to three years in prison.
An unusual incident occurred during Sunday's early elections for Krakow's mayor. After receiving his ballot, a resident tore it up and threw it in the trash. Police have located the man. He faces up to three years in prison for destroying an electoral document.
Early elections for mayor are underway in Krakow. Polling stations will be open until 9 p.m.
Krakow police recorded one violation of the election silence during Sunday's early mayoral elections as of noon. Officers explained that the incident involved online campaigning for one of the candidates.
Voting in the early mayoral elections in Krakow began at 7 a.m. on Sunday. A press conference was held at noon to summarize the election results so far. Police are reportedly investigating one incident.
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