Law and Justice and Civic Platform have triumphed. The first committee won the election in the city (8 seats), while the second won in the county (7 seats, or 9 together with the allied PSL). Ziemia Bolesławiecka won 5 seats on each of the two councils. The Democratic Left Alliance won 3 seats on the City Council and 2 seats on the County Council. The Civic Committee of Bolesławiec Residents, the League of Polish Families, and Trade and Crafts did not secure seats for any of their candidates on either council.
Councillors elected to the City Council
- Stanisław Andrusieczko - 164 votes
- Józef Burniak - 278 votes
- Dominik Chodyra - 272 votes
- Leszek Chudzik - 321 votes
- Andrzej Czeczutka - 214 votes
- Irena Dul - 323 votes
- Paweł Dul - 109 votes
- Jan Jasiukiewicz - 292 votes
- Eugeniusz Kowalski - 174 votes
- Jarosław Kowalski - 238 votes
- Janusz Kozioł - 280 votes
- Bogusław Nowak - 133 votes
- Bolesław Nowak - 352 votes
- Ewa Ołenicz-Bernacka - 153 votes
- Janina Piestrak-Babijczuk - 302 votes
- Krzysztof Pieszko - 186
- Józef Pokładek - 151 votes
- Hubert Prabucki - 129 votes
- Piotr Roman - 722 votes
- Cezariusz Rudyk - 170 votes
- Mirosław Sakowski - 249 votes
Councillors elected to the County Council
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In the mayoral election, Piotr Roman (Law and Justice) received the largest number of votes. The incumbent mayor fell just 90 votes short of winning in the first round. Karol Stasik (Civic Platform) came second, followed by Józef Burniak (Democratic Left), Wiesław Stefanik (Ziemia Bolesławiecka), Janusz Kalisz (Civic Committee of Bolesławiec Residents), and Tomasz Sobczyński (League of Polish Families).
- Piotr Roman - 49.4% (7,318 votes)
- Karol Stasik - 19.54% (2,895 votes)
- Józef Burniak - 18.31% (2,712 votes)
- Wiesław Stefanik - 8.76% (1,298 votes)
- Janusz Kalisz - 2.95% (437 votes)
- Tomasz Sobczyński - 1.04% (154 votes)
Lower Silesian Regional Assembly
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Boleslawiec.org was the first service in Bolesławiec's history to conduct an exit poll during an election. We published some of the results on Sunday shortly before 9:00 p.m. As it turned out, we identified the level of support for the incumbent mayor of the city perfectly. The results for the other candidates differed only slightly from the official figures. In the elections to the city and county councils, the discrepancies were greater. We now know that people voted for names, not committees, and therefore later had trouble telling the interviewer the name of the committee they had voted for.