Bolesławiec Television reported on a meeting of the Nonpartisans committee summarizing the election. Piotr Roman was introduced and spoke about wanting to talk to Jan Russ about a coalition after the second round of elections in Poland, that is, after November 4.
– To our astonishment, a very exotic coalition was formed earlier – said Nonpartisan leader Piotr Roman. – We have not given up on this matter. Who said that the coalition at the session in two weeks will be the one announced at the press conference? Two weeks of hard work lie ahead of us – Piotr Roman added.
Let us recall that the Nonpartisans introduced seven councillors to the County Council and need four more to form a coalition.
Our poll showed that the residents of Bolesławiec consider a coalition of Law and Justice, the Platform, Impuls Miasta and an unaffiliated councillor from the Polish People's Party to be unfavorable for the county (447 votes, 71.6% of all votes).
Therefore, there is no need to rush into interviews with potential starosta Jan Russ, because, as Aristotle teaches us, “Inter os atque offam multa intervenire possunt,” or “between the lips and the morsel, many things can happen.”