They've Recounted the Confederation Candidate's Signatures. The Decision Is In.
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The electoral commissioner rejected Bartosz Bocheńczak's appeal against the decision of the Municipal Electoral Commission, which refused to register him as a candidate for mayor of Kraków. After re-verifying the signatures, it turned out that the number of valid signatures was even lower than previously reported.
The electoral commissioner rejected the appeals of candidates for mayor of Kraków who failed to collect the required number of signatures. These include former head of the Supreme Audit Office, Marian Banaś, and Confederation activist Bartosz Bocheńczak. This means that eight candidates will compete in the election.
Bartosz Bocheńczak is definitely out of the running for mayor in Krakow. His committee submitted insufficient valid signatures for registration as a presidential candidate. The City Electoral Commission refused to register Bartosz Bocheńczak as a presidential candidate. His last resort was an appeal to the electoral commissioner, who deemed the appeal unfounded. Earlier, in the presence of representatives of the electoral committee […] The artic…
Kraków Electoral Commissioner Dagmara Daniec-Cisło has completed her review of appeals filed by committees whose candidates were not registered in the early mayoral elections due to insufficient signatures collected. All four appeals were deemed unfounded.
The recount was intended to give Bartosz Bocheńczak a chance to register to run for mayor of Kraków. It backfired.
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