2024 Polish local elections

2024 Polish regional assembly election

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552 seats to voivodeship sejmiks, 6,170 seats to powiat councils, 39,416 seats to gmina councils, 420 seats to Warsaw district councils, and 2,477 wójts/mayors
Turnout	51.94% 2.96pp
First party Second party Third party   Leader Jarosław Kaczyński Donald Tusk Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz Szymon Hołownia Party PiS PO PSL Poland 2050 Alliance United Right Civic Coalition Third Way Last election 254 seats, 34.13% 194 seats, 28.12%[a] 70 seats, 12.07% Seats won 239 210 80 Seat change 15 16 10 Popular vote 4,941,092 4,409,607 2,054.152 Percentage 34.27% 30.59% 14.25% Swing 0.14pp 2.47pp 2.18pp   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Sławomir Mentzen Krzysztof Bosak Włodzimierz Czarzasty Robert Biedroń Robert Raczyński [pl] Party NN RN NL BS Alliance Confederation and Nonpartisans The Left Last election 0 seats, 2.85%[b] 11 seats, 8.19%[c] 15 seats, 5.28% Seats won 6 8 3 Seat change 6 3 12 Popular vote 1,042,328 911,430 434,086 Percentage 7.23% 6.32% 3.01% Swing 4.38pp 1.87pp 2.27pp
Result of the voivodeship sejmik elections

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Local elections were held in Poland on 7 April 2024 to elect members for all 16 regional assemblies (sejmik wojewódzki), 314 county (powiat) councils,^[d] and 2477 municipal (gmina) councils, heads (wójt) of municipalities and mayors of cities, as well as 18 district councils of Warsaw. While Law and Justice remained the strongest party, the Civic Coalition and its partners saw some improvement, providing them with majorities in up to 11 of the 16 regional assemblies. The second round to elect heads of municipalities, mayors and city presidents was held on 21 April in places where no candidate obtained more than 50% of votes.^[1]

In the previous local elections held in autumn 2018, Law and Justice (PiS), Poland's ruling party at the time, won the most votes in the regional assembly elections, allowing it to take power in eight of the 16 voivodeships, mainly in eastern and southern Poland. The runner-up, the centrist-liberal Civic Coalition (KO), received 27% of the vote, which allowed it to maintain control over 8 voivodeships, together with its coalition partners: the agrarian Polish People's Party (PSL), the Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) and, in the Opole Voivodeship, the German Minority. Mayoral elections in large cities were won by KO candidates or opposition-backed independents, notably in Warsaw, where Rafał Trzaskowski defeated PiS candidate Patryk Jaki in the first round, winning 57% of the vote.^[4] Both PiS and the opposition claimed victory in the elections.^[5] As of March 2024, PiS controls 6 regional assemblies, while KO with its coalition partners holds 10.

The current legislation in Poland, enacted in 2018, stipulates that the term of office of local authorities is five years from the date of election.^[6] As the previous election was held in the autumn of 2018, the next election would have to be held in the autumn of 2023, and would coincide with the election of the parliament, whose term of office was expiring in November of that year.

In September 2022, a new legislation was passed by the parliament, exceptionally extending the terms of office of local authorities until 30 April 2024.^[7] The lawmakers indicated that the extension of the term of office was necessary to avoid the organisational problems associated with holding local and parliamentary elections at approximately the same time.^[8] The regulation was criticized by the Association of Voivodeships [pl], a voluntary association of regional governments,^[9] the Union of Polish Cities, the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, the National Council of Legal Advisers, as well as by experts of the Senate Legislation Bureau.^[10] Critics have pointed out, among other things, that the act may violate fundamental constitutional principles. They also questioned the legitimacy of concerns about the simultaneous organisation of local and parliamentary elections, and pointed out that the act does not address these problems systemically, only incidentally.

The act was signed into law by President Andrzej Duda on 22 November 2022.^[11]

The parliamentary election held on 15 October 2023 saw the record turnout of over 74%. The ruling Law and Justice party received the highest number of votes, but lost its ability to form a majority government. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki subsequently failed to form a coalition, and on 13 December a new government was formed under Donald Tusk, made up of the hitherto opposition parties: Civic Coalition, Poland 2050, Polish People's Party and the New Left.^[12][13]

The members of the voivodeship sejmiks, county councils, municipal councils for municipalities with more than 20,000 inhabitants, and Warsaw district councils are elected proportionally using the D'Hondt method.^[1] Each voivodeship, county, municipality, and district is divided into multiple constituencies. Each voivodeship sejmik constituency elects between 5 and 15 councilors, each county council constituency elects between 3 and 10 councilors, and each municipal council and Warsaw district constituency elects between 5 and 8 councilors.^[1] Parties or coalitions are required to receive 5% of valid votes throughout the entire voivodeship, county, municipality or district in order to be eligible to earn seats.^[14]

Municipalities with 20,000 inhabitants or fewer are divided into 15 constituencies, each of which elects 1 councilor using first-past-the-post.^[1]

Heads of municipalities, mayors, and city presidents are directly elected in each municipality using the two-round system.

A total of 11,202 committees were registered for the elections.^[15] 41 committees applied for nationwide registration by the National Electoral Commission, of which 35 have been registered: 21 political parties, nine organizations, three coalitions and two voters committees. Four committees were rejected and one committee retracted its registration.^[16]

Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that a victory for the ruling Civic Coalition is necessary to prevent a return to nationalist rule by the Law and Justice Party, and portrayed its electoral campaign as a defense of "freedom, human rights, women's rights, democracy, free economy, self-government". Law and Justice denied such accusations throughout the campaign, with its leader Jarosław Kaczyński accusing the government of lying and calling the election an opportunity to present it with a "yellow card".^[19]

Exit polls showed that Law and Justice won 33.7% and the Civic Coalition won 31.9% in elections to the regional assemblies. The Third Way coalition was projected to win 13.5%, the Left 6.8% and the Confederation party 7.5%.^[20]

Results also showed that the mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski (Civic Coalition), won an outright victory in the first round, as did the mayor of Gdańsk, Aleksandra Dulkiewicz (Civic Coalition-supported independent).^[20] Winners were also proclaimed in the first round for mayoral races in Bydgoszcz (Rafał Bruski, Civic Coalition), Lublin (Krzysztof Żuk, Civic Coalition), Opole (Arkadiusz Wiśniewski, Civic Coalition-supported independent), Białystok (Tadeusz Truskolaski, Civic Coalition-supported independent), Katowice (Marcin Krupa, Civic Coalition-supported independent), Szczecin (Piotr Krzystek, Civic Coalition-supported independent), and Łódź (Hanna Zdanowska, Civic Coalition), while those in Wrocław, Toruń, Zielona Góra, Gorzów Wielkopolski, Kraków, Rzeszów. Olsztyn, Poznań and Kielce were to undergo a runoff.^[21] In the second round of elections held in 748 cities and towns on 21 April, the Civic Coalition won the mayoral elections in Kraków, Poznań, Wrocław, Rzeszów, Toruń, Zielona Góra and Legnica.^[22]

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Law and Justice	4,941,092	34.27	0.14	239	15
	Civic Coalition	4,409,607	30.59	3.62	210	16
	Third Way	2,054,152	14.25	2.18	80	10
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	1,042,328	7.23	4.38	6	6
	The Left	911,430	6.32	1.87	8	3
	Bezpartyjni Samorządowcy	434,086	3.01	2.27	3	12
	National Polish Local Government Coalition	165,714	1.15	New	1	New
	Normal Country	86,994	0.60	New	0	New
	Silesian Localists	53,338	0.37	0.03	5
	Liberal Poland – Entrepreneurs' Strike	52,160	0.36	New	0	New
	Silesian Autonomy Movement	50,361	0.35	0.03	0
	Defence of Poland Movement	37,283	0.26	New	0	New
	Silesians Together	36,730	0.25	0.12	0
	Repair Poland Movement	34,457	0.24	New	0	New
	Self-Governed Pomerania	32,709	0.23	New	0	New
	Democratic Left Association	13,169	0.09	New	0	New
	Slavic Union	11,565	0.08	0.06	0
	National Action	9,231	0.06	0.02	0
	Citizens for Citizens	8,590	0.06	New	0	New
	Citizens and Justice	7,177	0.05	New	0	New
	Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland	5,923	0.04	New	0	New
	Civic Initiative	5,495	0.04	0.05	0
	Good of the Gmina	3,499	0.02	New	0	New
	Movement of Łukasz Konarski	3,494	0.02	New	0	New
	Azure Poland	2,883	0.02	New	0	New
	Geothermal Rawa Mazowiecka	2,281	0.02	New	0	New
	Self-Defence	1,317	0.01	New	0	New
Total		14,417,065	100.00	–	552	0
Valid votes		14,417,065	95.56
Invalid/blank votes		670,255	4.44
Total votes		15,087,320	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		29,046,002	51.94

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Law and Justice	3,014,506	29.94	0.52	2,080	34
	Civic Coalition	1,632,107	16.21	3.92	1,056	330
	Third Way	1,238,626	12.30	1.92	716	236
	The Left	96,787	0.96	1.81	36	69
	National Polish Local Government Coalition	68,281	0.68	New	19	New
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	60,240	0.60	0.60	5	5
	Silesian Localists	42,010	0.42	0.04	36	9
	Agreement Serves People – Third Way	28,800	0.29	New	17	New
	Bezpartyjni Samorządowcy	28,793	0.29	0.57	7	29
	Civic Initiative of Tarnogórski Powiat	13,543	0.13	0.01	7	2
	Movement of Łukasz Konarski	4,518	0.04	New	2	New
	Association Renewal of the Republic of Poland	3,513	0.03	New	0	New
	Defence of Poland Movement	1,622	0.02	New	0	New
	Repair Poland Movement	740	0.01	New	0	New
	Good of the Gmina	471	0.00	New	0	New
	Free and Solidary	347	0.00	0.05	0
	Geothermal Rawa Mazowiecka	93	0.00	New	0	New
	Other and local committees	3,833,974	38.08	0.66	2,189	68
Total		10,068,971	100.00	–	6,170	74
Source: National Electoral Commission[24]

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Civic Coalition	2,235,842	15.68	4.31	1,649	551
	Law and Justice	1,933,934	13.56	7.52	3,069	2,739
	Third Way	673,598	4.72	0.35	1,909	1,291
	The Left	226,156	1.59	0.86	86	221
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	141,056	0.99	0.86	17	13
	Bezpartyjni Samorządowcy	34,935	0.24	0.27	68	15
	Nonpartisans	21,607	0.15	New	0	New
	Silesian Localists	18,179	0.13	0.04	178	29
	Agreement Serves People – Third Way	14,447	0.10	New	27	New
	Local Government Coalition OK Self-Government	9,894	0.07	New	28	New
	Repair Poland Movement	8,097	0.06	New	6	New
	Civic Initiative of Tarnogórski Powiat	6,334	0.04	0.03	7	5
	Pro-Polish Confederation	6,026	0.04	New	0	New
	Defence of Poland Movement	3,781	0.03	New	4	New
	Movement of Łukasz Konarski	2,727	0.02	New	3	New
	National Action	2,359	0.02	0.01	0
	Self-Defence	2,165	0.02	0.01	10	7
	Azure Poland	1,615	0.01	New	1	New
	Association Renewal of the Republic of Poland	1,566	0.01	New	1	New
	Safe Next Generation – Safe Civic Generation	997	0.01	New	0	New
	Democratic Left Association	990	0.01	New	0	New
	Normal Country	832	0.01	New	1	New
	Free and Solidary	757	0.01	0.05	2	11
	Right Wing of the Republic	614	0.00	0.01	5	4
	Liberal Poland – Entrepreneurs' Strike	607	0.00	New	0	New
	Silesian Autonomy Movement	577	0.00	0.12	1	10
	Geothermal Rawa Mazowiecka	542	0.00	New	1	New
	Good of the Gmina	458	0.00	New	2	New
	People's Party "Patrimony" RP	377	0.00	0.01	0	4
	Sovereign Poland	378	0.00	New	2	New
	Nonpartisans and Independents	171	0.00	New	0	New
	Citizens and Justice	154	0.00	New	0	New
	Healthy Poland	151	0.00	New	0	New
	Slavic Union	69	0.00	New	0	New
	Other and local committees	8,907,312	62.47	4.55	32,339	3,658
Total		14,259,304	100.00	–	39,416	108
Source: PKW[25]

Party or alliance				First round			Second round			Total seats	+/–
				Votes	%	Mayors	Votes	%	Mayors
	Civic Coalition		Civic Platform	1,522,121	10.40	13	765,541	14.54	27	40	15
			New Left	1,944	0.01	0				0	New
			Modern	1,240	0.01	0				0
			Independents	335,094	2.29	5	123,552	2.35	4	9	1
		Total		1,860,399	12.71	18	889,093	16.88	31	49	16
	Law and Justice		Law and Justice	1,052,984	7.19	61	352,033	6.69	15	76	72
			Sovereign Poland	10,265	0.07	0	9,672	0.18	0	0	2
			Independents	492,820	3.37	21	68,534	1.30	8	29	54
		Total		1,556,069	10.63	82	430,239	8.17	23	105	129
	Third Way		Polish People's Party	209,110	1.43	62	33,899	0.64	5	67	78
			Poland 2050[w]	160,023	1.09	0	62,582	1.19	1	1	New
			Civic Platform	766	0.01	0	1,026	0.02	0	0	New
			Independents	156,139	1.07	16	32,183	0.61	10	26	2
		Total		526,038	3.59	78	129,690	2.46	16	94	79
	The Left		Left Together	101,950	0.70	0				0	New
			New Left	99,951	0.68	0	59,015	1.12	2	2	3
			Independents	13,385	0.09	0				0	1
		Total		215,286	1.47	0	59,015	1.12	2	2	4
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists		New Hope	68,200	0.47	0				0
			Confederation	14,854	0.10	0				0	New
			National Movement	7,274	0.05	0				0
			New Democracy - Yes	7,149	0.05	0				0	New
			Confederation of the Polish Crown	5,125	0.04	0				0	New
			Independents	15,813	0.11	0				0
		Total		118,415	0.81	0				0
	Bezpartyjni Samorządowcy		Confederation	562	0.00	0				0	New
			Law and Justice	320	0.00	0				0	New
			Independents	32,977	0.23	1	3,798	0.07	2	3
		Total		33,859	0.23	1	3,798	0.07	2	3
	Silesian Localists		Regional. Minority with Majority	4,148	0.03	3				3	1
			Independents	17,123	0.12	9	4,112	0.08	0	9	2
		Total		21,271	0.15	12	4,112	0.08	0	12	1
	Nonpartisans		Confederation	10,839	0.07	0				0	New
	Agreement Serves People – Third Way		Polish People's Party	8,232	0.06	0				0	New
			Independents	359	0.00	0				0	New
		Total		8,591	0.06	0				0	New
	Civic Initiative of Tarnogórski Powiat		Independents	7,811	0.05	0	9,796	0.19	1	1
	Repair Poland Movement		Repair Poland Movement	6,019	0.04	0				0	New
			Independents	1,639	0.01	0				0	New
		Total		7,658	0.05	0				0	New
	Self-Government Movement of Łukasz Konarski		Independents	4,746	0.03	0	6,818	0.13	0	0	New
	Local Government Coalition OK Self-Government		Independents	4,726	0.03	0	1,832	0.03	0	0	New
	National Action		Confederation of the Polish Crown	1,991	0.01	0				0
	Defence of Poland Movement		There is One Poland	1,853	0.01	0				0	New
	Safe Next Generation – Safe Civic Generation		Independents	1,540	0.01	0				0	New
	Azure Poland		Independents	1,492	0.01	0				0	New
	Silesian Autonomy Movement		Independents	1,279	0.01	0				0	1
	Liberal Poland – Entrepreneurs' Strike		Independents	1,197	0.01	0				0	New
	Association Renewal of the Republic of Poland		Independents	804	0.01	0				0	New
	Good of the Gmina		Independents	666	0.00	0	1,028	0.02	1	1	New
	Sovereign Poland		Independents	343	0.00	0				0	New
	Right Wing of the Republic		Independents	336	0.00	0				0
	Self-Defence		Independents	140	0.00	0				0
	Normal Country		Independents	76	0.00	0				0	New
	Other and local committees		Civic Platform[x]	625,599	4.27	54	255,037	4.84	28	82	23
			Law and Justice[y]	588,001	4.02	98	193,770	3.68	31	129	47
			Polish People's Party	355,011	2.42	90	93,586	1.78	22	112	29
			New Left	105,239	0.72	13	25,237	0.48	3	16	17
			Poland 2050[z]	97,722	0.67	1	39,532	0.75	3	4	New
			New Hope	30,279	0.21	0	10,755	0.20	1	1	1
			Left Together	24,302	0.17	0				0	1
			Confederation of the Polish Crown	11,880	0.08	0				0	New
			There is One Poland	10,890	0.07	0	11,195	0.21	1	1	New
			Confederation	9,554	0.07	0				0	New
			National Movement	8,967	0.06	0				0
			Sovereign Poland	8,358	0.06	0	3,683	0.07	1	1	4
			Modern	7,117	0.05	1	1,277	0.02	1	2	1
			Polish Pirate Party	5,368	0.04	0				0	New
			Labour Union	2,759	0.02	1				1	1
			Agreement for Democracy	2,318	0.02	1	805	0.02	0	1	9
			„Piast” Faction	1,445	0.01	0				0	1
			Safe Poland	295	0.00	0				0	New
			Kukiz'15	214	0.00	0				0	New
			Social Alternative	99	0.00	0				0	New
			Independents	8,359,697	57.09	1,278	3,095,639	58.79	581	1,859	240
		Total		10,255,114	70.04	1537	3,730,516	70.84	672	2209	204
Total				14,642,539	100.00	1,728	5,265,937	100.00	748	2,476	1
Valid votes				14,642,539	97.15		5,265,937	99.16
Invalid/blank votes				429,194	2.85		44,495	0.84
Total votes				15,071,733	100.00		5,310,432	100.00
Registered voters/turnout				28,990,775	51.99		12,051,596	44.06
Source: PKW[26]

Party or alliance				Mayors	+/–
	United Right		Law and Justice	191	6
			Sovereign Poland	1	5
			Independents	43	73
		Total		235	88
	Third Way		Polish People's Party	179	107
			Poland 2050	5	New
			Independents	26	2
		Total		210	104
	Civic Coalition		Civic Platform	118	10
			Modern	2	1
			Independents	13	3
		Total		133	8
	The Left		New Left	18	20
			Labour Union	1	1
		Total		19	23
	Silesian Localists		Regional. Minority with Majority	3
			Independents	9	2
		Total		12	2
	Bezpartyjni Samorządowcy		Independents	3
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists		New Hope	1	1
	Civic Initiative of Tarnogórski Powiat		Independents	1
	Good of the Gmina		Independents	1	New
	Other and local committees		There is One Poland	1	New
			Agreement for Democracy	1	10
			Independents	1,859	240
		Total		1,861	230
Total				2,476	1
Source: National Electoral Commission

Bold – elected candidates

Warsaw Mayor

Warsaw City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition	360,655	47.02	37
	Law and Justice	170,392	22.22	15
	The Left[ab]	102,009	13.30	8
	Third Way	60,715	7.92	0
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	41,275	5.38	0
	Nonpartisans	21,550	2.81	0
	Repair Poland Movement	5,112	0.67	0
	In Common for Warsaw	4,867	0.63	0
	Committee of Agata Tobolczyk	392	0.05	0
Total		766,967	100.00	60
Source: National Electoral Commission[27]

Kraków Mayor

Kraków City Council

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Civic Coalition[af]	118,641	40.11	−3.54	24	+1
	Law and Justice	68,615	23.20	−6.62	12	−4
	Committee of Łukasz Gibała – Kraków for Citizens[ag]	46,012	15.56	+2.83	7	+3
	Committee of Rafał Komarewicz Kraków Third Way	18,430	6.23	New	0	New
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	17,753	6.00	+2.96	0	0
	Committee of Andrzej Kulig „Towards the Future”	14,264	4.82	New	0	New
	Committee of Stanisław Mazur	7,105	2.40	New	0	New
	United for Kraków	3,487	1.18	New	0	New
	Self-Governing Kraków	1,467	0.50	New	0	New
Total		295,774	100.00	–	43	0
Source: National Electoral Commission[29]

Wrocław Mayor

Wrocław City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition	98,653	42.13	23
	Law and Justice	50,275	21.47	8
	The Left and Localists	33,229	14.19	6
	Third Way	19,707	8.42	0
	Confederation There is One Poland Nonpartisans	14,377	6.14	0
	Bezpartyjni Samorządowcy	10,006	4.27	0
	Wrocławians for Wrocławians	7,724	3.30	0
	Comrades for Wrocław	197	0.08	0
Total		234,168	100.00	37

Łódź Mayor

Łódź City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition[af]	139,428	57.65	28
	Law and Justice	56,701	23.44	8
	Third Way[ag]	23,022	9.52	1
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	14,559	6.02	0
	Self-Government Coalition Energy of Łódź	5,779	2.39	0
	National Action	2,359	0.98	0
Total		241,848	100.00	37

Poznań Mayor

Poznań City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition	91,702	49.09	22
	United Right – Poznań	33,688	18.04	6
	The Left	22,487	12.04	3
	Third Way	21,634	11.58	3
	Social Poznań	11,252	6.02	0
	Pro-Polish Confederation	6,026	3.23	0
Total		186,789	100.00	34

Gdańsk Mayor

Gdańsk City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition	102,624	57.78	25
	Law and Justice	37,555	21.14	8
	Common Gdańsk Way 2050[ak]	14,298	8.05	1
	I Love Gdańsk – Independent Candidates	7,698	4.33	0
	Confederation Nonpartisans There is One Poland for Pomerania	7,697	4.33	0
	Social Gdańsk – City for People	5,464	3.08	0
	Mariusz Andrzejczak for Gdańsk	2,209	1.24	0
	Slavic Union	69	0.04	0
Total		177,614	100.00	34

Szczecin Mayor

Szczecin City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition	58,319	43.79	19
	Law and Justice	32,602	24.48	7
	Local Government Coalition of Piotr Krzystek	21,944	16.48	5
	The Left	8,481	6.37	0
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	6,456	4.85	0
	Agreement Serves People – Third Way	2,228	1.67	0
	Third Way Szczecin 2050[al]	2,145	1.61	0
	SZN – Szczecin, Full Steam Ahead	1,016	0.76	0
Total		133,191	100.00	31

Bydgoszcz Mayor

Bydgoszcz City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition[af]	58,013	52.45	15
	Bydgoszcz Right	32,654	29.52	10
	Third Way	16,516	14.93	3
	European Left[am]	3,417	3.09	0
Total		110,600	100.00	28

Lublin Mayor

Lublin City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Krzysztof Żuk Committee	63,237	53.23	18
	Law and Justice	41,388	34.84	13
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	9,951	8.38	0
	Lublin Future and Tradition	3,968	3.34	0
	Majdan Wrotkowski Committee	260	0.22	0
Total		118,804	100.00	31

Białystok Mayor

Białystok City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition	41,702	39.42	14
	Law and Justice	35,632	33.68	12
	Third Way	12,032	11.37	2
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	8,927	8.44	0
	The Left	5,555	5.25	0
	Outside of the Clique	1,949	1.84	0
Total		105,797	100.00	28

Katowice Mayor

Katowice City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition[af]	38,475	39.23	14
	Local Government Forum and Marcin Krupa	29,472	30.05	9
	Law and Justice	18,243	18.60	5
	Katowice2050	5,422	5.53	0
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	5,145	5.25	0
	Gaia System – The Youth for the Future Now	1,319	1.34	0
Total		98,076	100.00	28

Toruń Mayor

Toruń City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition	27,103	39.33	15
	Law and Justice	15,161	22.00	6
	Michał Zaleski Committee	7,904	11.47	4
	Active for Toruń	5,220	7.58	0
	The Left	4,373	6.35	0
	Third Way	3,067	4.45	0
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	2,961	4.30	0
	Coalition of City Movements	1,895	2.75	0
	I Love Toruń	1,221	1.77	0
Total		68,905	100.00	25

Rzeszów Mayor

Rzeszów City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Law and Justice	21,342	28.42	9
	Civic Coalition	18,628	24.81	7
	Committee of Konrad Fijołek Development of Rzeszów[af]	14,750	19.64	5
	Together for Rzeszów Association	10,515	14.00	4
	Confederation and Nonpartisan Localists	5,190	6.91	0
	Agreement Serves People – Third Way	3,468	4.62	0
	Defence of Poland Movement	1,201	1.60	0
Total		75,094	100.00	25

Kielce Mayor

Kielce City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Law and Justice	22,796	30.21	10
	Civic Coalition	21,786	28.87	10
	Maciej Bursztein Friendly Kielce	11,242	14.90	4
	Third Way	6,864	9.10	0
	Suchański Nonpartisans Coalition for Kielce	6,229	8.25	0
	The Left	4,930	6.53	1
	Together for Kielce	1,612	2.14	0
Total		75,459	100.00	25

Olsztyn Mayor

Olsztyn City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition	21,348	34.21	12
	Law and Justice	12,892	20.66	8
	Committee of Czesław Jerzy Małkowski	6,318	10.13	2
	Committee of Marcin Możdżonek – Better Olsztyn	6,053	9.70	1
	Committee of Piotr Grzymowicz	4,539	7.27	1
	Common Olsztyn	4,527	7.26	1
	Third Way Olsztyn	3,517	5.64	0
	The Left	3,202	5.13	0
Total		62,396	100.00	25

Gorzów Wielkopolski Mayor

Gorzów Wielkopolski City Council

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Civic Coalition	14,220	38.54	13
	Law and Justice	7,969	21.60	5
	Committee of Jacek Wójcicki	6,164	16.70	6
	Third Way	3,447	9.34	1
	United for Gorzów	2,195	5.95	0
	The Left	2,170	5.88	0
	Your City Gorzów	735	1.99	0
Total		36,900	100.00	25

Zielona Góra Mayor

Zielona Góra City Council