Bydgoszcz City Council

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Current seats: Civic Coalition (16), Law and Justice (11) and Democratic Left Alliance (4). Bydgoszcz City Council 2018-2023.svg
Current seats: Civic Coalition (16), Law and Justice (11) and Democratic Left Alliance (4).

The Bydgoszcz City Council (Polish : Rada Miasta Bydgoszczy) is a unicameral governing body of the city of Bydgoszcz, the capital of Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship. It consists of thirty-one councillors elected in free elections for a five-year term. The current chairperson of the council is Monika Matowska. [1]

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After elections in 2018 in Bydgoszcz was formed a centre-left coalition between liberal and pro-market Civic Coalition and social democratic Democratic Left Alliance. Conservative Law and Justice remained in opposition. [2]

City Council Members (2018-23)

[3]

1st district

  • Civic Coalition (3 seats):
    • Agnieszka Bąk
    • Robert Langowski
    • Paulina Jankowska
  • Law and Justice (2 seats):
    • Szymon Róg
    • Bogdan Dzakanowski

2nd district

  • Civic Coalition (3 seats):
    • Joanna Czerkas-Thomas
    • Jakub Mikołajczak
    • Katarzyna Zalewska
  • Law and Justice (1 seat):
    • Krystian Frelichowski
  • Democratic Left Alliance (1 seat):
    • Ireneusz Nitkiewicz

3rd district

  • Civic Coalition (3 seats):
    • Lech Zagłoba-Zygler
    • Katarzyna Zwierzchowska
    • Justyna Polasik
  • Law and Justice (2 seats):
    • Bernadeta Michałek
    • Andrzej Młyński
  • Democratic Left Alliance (1 seat):
    • Kazimierz Drozd

4th district

  • Civic Coalition (3 seats):
    • Elżbieta Rusielewicz
    • Janusz Czwojda
    • Robert Kufel
  • Law and Justice (2 seats):
    • Paweł Bokiej
    • Jan Gaul

5th district

  • Civic Coalition (2 seats):
    • Monika Matowska
    • Szymon Wiłnicki
  • Law and Justice (2 seats):
    • Jarosław Wenderlich
    • Marcin Lewandowski
  • Democratic Left Alliance (1 seat):
    • Zdzisław Tylicki

6th district

  • Civic Coalition (2 seats):
    • Maciej Świątkowski
    • Mateusz Zwolak
  • Law and Justice (2 seats):
    • Grażyna Szabelska
    • Jerzy Mickuś
  • Democratic Left Alliance (1 seat):
    • Anna Mackiewicz

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References

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