National television stations released the exit poll results of the election in Wrocław. In the second round of the election for president of Lower Silesia, Jacek Sutryk, the city's incumbent mayor, defeated Izabela Bodnar, a Poland 2050 MP.
Sutryk received 67.8% of the vote, while Bodnar received 32.2%.
Sutryk's victory may be seen as strengthening the position of the Civic Coalition in Lower Silesia, which could affect initiatives supported by the party. For Bolesławiec, where mayor Piotr Roman and county head Tomasz Gabrysiak are considering an alliance with Law and Justice, this may mean the need to negotiate or reconsider their own political strategies in the context of the region's broader political scene.
Let us recall that the head of the Polish government, Donald Tusk, expressed his support for Jacek Sutryk during a press conference at the Prime Minister's Office. At the end of the meeting with journalists, one of them asked a question about the issue. The Civic Coalition leader replied that Jacek Sutryk had received official support and that he clearly deserved the opportunity to serve another term.