Jan Hoffman Withdraws From Running for Mayor of Krakow and Supports ŁUkasz Gibała
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Civic candidate for mayor of Krakow, Jan Hoffman, withdrew from running in Sunday's election and called on voters to vote for Łukasz Gibała. "I'm happy, I'm doing this of my own free will," he declared.
Jan Hoffman, one of the initiators of the recall referendum, announced that he was withdrawing from running for mayor of Krakow and had given his support to Łukasz Gibala, who pledged to implement Hoffman's demands.
Jan Hoffman has withdrawn from the mayoral race in Kraków. He has given his support to Łukasz Gibala.
A few days before the early elections for Krakow's mayor, a significant shift in power occurred. Jan Hoffman, previously an independent candidate, announced his withdrawal from the mayoral race. Hoffman decided to support Łukasz Gibała of the Krakow for Residents committee.
He was the face of the May referendum that ousted Aleksander Miszalski. He later ran for mayor of the city himself. Now, there's a twist. "I'm withdrawing my candidacy," Jan Hoffman announced at the end of the campaign. At the same time, he officially gave his full support to the poll frontrunner, Łukasz Gibala.
Jan Hoffman, one of the initiators of the Krakow referendum on the dismissal of Aleksander Miszalski from the post of city president, has resigned from running for this office. As reported by the RMF FM reporter, the politician gave his support to the leader of the polls, Łukasz Gibale.
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