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====4th election, 2014====
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{{Election results
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|cand2=[[Jacek Sasin]]|party2=[[Law and Justice]]|votes2=172887|votes2_2=241790
|party =Civic Platform
|cand3=Piotr Guział|party3=Warsaw Self-Government Community|color3=#ffd600|votes3=53261
|candidate = [[Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz]]
|cand4=[[Przemysław Wipler]]|party4=[[Congress of the New Right|New Right of Janusz Korwin-Mikke]]|votes4=26249
|votes =342,857
|cand5=Sebastian Wierzbicki|party5=[[Democratic Left Alliance|SLD Left Together]]|votes5=25817
|percentage =58.64
|cand6=Joanna Erbel|party6=[[The Greens (Poland)|The Greens]]|votes6=15030
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|cand7=Andrzej Rozenek|party7=Independent|votes7=14223
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|cand10=Zbigniew Wrzesiński|party10=Community Patrotism Solidarity|color10={{party color|Independent}}|votes10=2808

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|candidate = [[Jacek Sasin]]
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|votes =241,790
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|cand10=Sławomir Antonik|party10=[[Nonpartisan Local Government Activists]]|votes10=6457
|cand10=Sławomir Antonik|party10=[[Nonpartisan Local Government Activists]]|votes10=6457
|cand11=[[Paweł Tanajno]]|party11=Independent|votes11=3745
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Mayor of Warsaw
Coat of arms of Warsaw
since 22 November 2018
Inaugural holderAlexander Chalmers
Formation1702
Websitewarszawa.pl

The Mayor of Warsaw, or more literally the President of Warsaw (the official title in Polish is "Prezydent Miasta Stołecznego Warszawy", literal translation "President of the Capital City of Warsaw") is the head of the capital of Poland.

Following the Warsaw Act (Ustawa warszawska) of 27 October 2002, the Mayor of Warsaw carries over most of the executive duties in the city. His or her prerogative is, among others, governing the city-owned property that still constitutes a major part of the city.

Current mayor

The current mayor is Civic Platform Rafał Trzaskowski, who took office on 22 November 2018.

Übersicht

Seat of the Mayor, the Commission Palace.

Legislative and local executive powers are exercised by the city council (rada miasta), the directly elected mayor (prezydent), and the city offices (urząd miasta).

Since 1990 the President of Warsaw had been elected by the city council.[1]

In the years of 1994–1999 the mayor of the district Centrum automatically was designated as the President of Warsaw: the mayor of Centrum was elected by the district council of Centrum and the council was elected only by the Centrum residents.

Elections

Since 2002 the President of Warsaw is elected by all of the citizens of Warsaw. The seat of the Mayor is the city hall, known as Commission Palace or Palace of the Ministry of Revenues and Treasury.

1st election, 2002

2002 Election (first round)
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PiS Lech Kaczyński 265,994 49.58 Steady
SLD-UP Marek Balicki 117,227 21.85 Steady
PO Andrzej Olechowski 72,282 13.47 Steady
Independent Julia Pitera 32,009 5.97 Steady
UW Zbigniew Bujak 14,506 2.70 Steady
LPR Jan Maria Jackowski 11,571 2.16 Steady
SRP Henryk Dzido 9,386 1.75 Steady
Independent Antoni Macierewicz 5,849 1.09 Steady
PSL Janusz Piechociński 2,562 0.48 Steady
Independent Waldemar Fydrych 2,088 0.39 Steady
Independent Józef Janik 1,078 0.20 Steady
Independent Jerzy Krzekotowski 787 0.15 Steady
Independent Mirosław Bojańczyk 625 0.12 Steady
Independent Lech Jęczmyk 575 0.11 Steady
2002 Election (second round)
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PiS Lech Kaczyński 335,262 70.54 Steady
SLD-UP Marek Balicki 140,015 29.46 Steady
PiS win (new seat)

2nd election, 2006

2006 Election (second round)
PO Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz 374,104 53.18 Steady
PiS Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz 329,309 46.82 Decrease
Party Candidate Votes % ±%

3rd election, 2010

2010 Election
PO Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz 345,737 53.67 Increase
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PiS Czesław Bielecki 149,200 23.16 Decrease
Democratic Left Alliance Wojciech Olejniczak 85,889 13.33
WiP Janusz Korwin-Mikke 25,153 3.90
Independent Romuald Szeremietiew 13,921 2.16
Wspólnota Samorządowa Katarzyna Munio 11,465 1.78
Gamonie i Krasnoludki Waldemar Fydrych 4,952 0.77
PSL Danuta Bodzek 3,329 0.52
UPR Piotr Strzembosz 2,774 0.43
Polska Patriotyczna Piotr Skulski 1,155 0.18
Lepsza Polska Cezary Stachoń 624 0.10

4th election, 2014

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Hanna Gronkiewicz-WaltzCivic Platform294,43447.19342,85758.64
Jacek SasinLaw and Justice172,88727.71241,79041.36
Piotr GuziałWarsaw Self-Government Community53,2618.54
Przemysław WiplerNew Right of Janusz Korwin-Mikke26,2494.21
Sebastian WierzbickiSLD Left Together25,8174.14
Joanna ErbelThe Greens15,0302.41
Andrzej RozenekIndependent14,2232.28
Mariusz DzierżawskiWarsaw for Family9,7681.57
Agata Nosal-IkonowiczSocial Justice Movement – Piotr Ikonowicz6,9511.11
Zbigniew WrzesińskiCommunity Patrotism Solidarity2,8080.45
Andrzej GorayskiDirect Democracy2,4540.39
Total623,882100.00584,647100.00
Source: National Electoral Commission

5th election, 2018

CandidatePartyVotes%
Rafał TrzaskowskiCivic Coalition505,18756.67
Patryk JakiLaw and Justice254,32428.53
Marek JakubiakKukiz'1526,6602.99
Jan ŚpiewakIndependent26,6892.99
Justyna GlusmanThe City Is Ours – City Movements20,6432.32
Andrzej RozenekDemocratic Left Alliance13,3701.50
Janusz Korwin-MikkeLiberty in Local Governments11,5161.29
Jacek WojciechowiczIndependent9,0021.01
Piotr IkonowiczSocial Justice Movement of Piotr Ikonowicz7,2710.82
Sławomir AntonikNonpartisan Local Government Activists6,4570.72
Paweł TanajnoIndependent3,7450.42
Jakub StefaniakPolish People's Party2,7930.31
Jan Zbigniew PotockiSecond Republic2,1170.24
Krystyna KrzekotowskaWorld Congress of Poles1,6040.18
Total891,378100.00
Source: National Electoral Commission

List of Mayors

Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (First Polish Republic,[2] Before 1792)

Kościuszko Uprising

  • Andrzej Rafałowicz (21 March 1793 – 17 April 1794)
  • Ignacy Zakrzewski-Wyssogota (17 April 1794 – 3 November 1794).
  • Józef Michał Łukasiewicz (20 November 1794 – 25 July 1796).

Prussian occupation (1795–1806)

Duchy of Warsaw (1807–1815)

Congress Poland (1816–1915)

World War I and German occupation (1916/1917)

Republic of Poland (Second Polish Republic, 1918–1939)

General Government (1939–1944)

  • Julian Kulski (28 October 1939 – 1 August 1944)
  • Marceli Porowski (5 August 1944 – 2 October 1944)
  • Helmut Otto Nazi Reich commissioned mayor (October 1939)
  • Oskar Rudolf Dengel Nazi Reich commissioned mayor (5 November 1939 – 20 March 1940)
  • Ludwig Leist Nazi plenipotentiary of Governor of the Warsaw District, since October 1941, Mayor of Warsaw. It should be clarified that the last three mentioned were appointed by the Nazis during their occupation of Poland.

People's Republic of Poland (1945–1989)

Between 1950 and 1973 the highest representative of the government in Warsaw was named the "Head of the Presidium of the National Council of the Capital City of Warsaw" (Przewodniczący Prezydium Rady Narodowej miasta stołecznego Warszawy).

Republic of Poland (since 1990)

See also

Notes and references

  1. ^ "Djordjevic Masa Paper | Governance | Strategic Planning". Scribd. Retrieved 23 January 2018.
  2. ^ Official country name in Polish is "Rzeczpospolita Obojga Narodów" which literally means "The Republic of Both Nations" (Polish Rzeczpospolita is literal translation of Greek "res publica") even if this country was a kingdom. In Poland we are referring to this historical country as "Pierwsza Rzeczpospolita" which means First Commonwealth, First Res Publica, First Republic). This translation issues often leads to misconception
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