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Michał Drewnicki assessed that Kraków opted for change, and the residents had enough of stagnation, networks, and cliques. He also wrote that they did not want Tusk's candidate, and his voters contributed to the removal of the current governing arrangement in the city. He thanked his voters and congratulated Łukasz Gibala on his victory. He wrote that he was counting on cooperation on important projects for Kraków and announced that he would support good decisions and react to bad ones. He added that Kraków remained the most important to him. #Kraków #wybory #zmiany (translated)

On October 11, 2026, Łukasz Gibała stated that after 24 years, the residents of Kraków had regained their city. He thanked the people who voted for him and described the victory as shared. He also expressed gratitude to his partner Ada, his team, colleagues from the Kraków for Residents association, and those involved in the campaign. He also thanked the voters of his opponent and wrote that there should be no divisions after the elections. He assessed that Kraków faced difficult years due to the poor state of the municipal budget and many issues needing repair, but he expressed confidence that the residents would cope. He added that election day would go down in history. #Kraków #wybory #wspólnota (translated)

As a result of RCB alarms about the threat of air attacks, residents of the Lublin and Subcarpathian Voivodeships experienced various responses from organizations, which showed the need for better preparation and proper response procedures for such situations. #Bezpieczeństwo #Alarmy #Organizacja (translated)

Wiejskiego stated that Gibała could win the elections in Krakow. According to the author, residents could then see what a government characterized as — as he put it — a populist chaos involving the right and the left would look like. He called it an interesting sociological experiment before the elections in 2027. https://t.co/9YOPTRfQDT #wybory2027 #Kraków #socjologia (translated)

Monika Jadwiga Piątkowska thanked the residents, the staff, and the volunteers for their support during the campaign, as well as Civic Coalition and the New PSL. She wrote that at the beginning, the polls placed her in fourth place, but later, together with the voters, she entered the second round with a result significantly higher than expected. She also mentioned that she experienced hate. Piątkowska assessed that the number of people supporting her grew alongside the campaign. She informed that a platform of agreement called "Above Divisions" was established, which she described as a phenomenon on a national scale. She expressed hope that residents would turn out in large numbers to vote on October 11 and support the evolutionary change in Krakow. #Kampania #Wybory #Polska (translated)

Łukasz Gibała wrote that there was one more step to "restore Krakow to its residents," and the upcoming elections were to determine the city's future. He reminded that earlier, residents recalled the previous president in a referendum, which — as he assessed — resulted from concern for Krakow. He described the city as a community that should ensure a safe and predictable life, adherence to rules, respect for the voice of residents, support for entrepreneurs, and care for those in difficult situations. He appealed for participation in the elections so that — as he wrote — everyone could build a safe future in Krakow and live normally. #Kraków #Wybory #Mieszkańcy (translated)

The Crime of Icarus described Daria as a 37-year-old caretaker at Jan Paweł II Primary School in Leszczydół-Nowiny near Wyszków, a wife and mother of two children. It wrote that residents remembered her as kind and liked by students. It added that in 2014 she got married. According to the author's account, on October 8 around 9 AM, a 15-year-old Viktor, a former student of the school, entered the building with three knives. Citing findings from "Fakt," The Crime of Icarus wrote that the teenager began waving one of the knives, and when Daria confronted him, he attacked her and stabbed her multiple times with the sharp tool. The woman died despite resuscitation efforts. The author reported that the school's principal, Krzysztof Ochmański, heard the screams and tried to subdue the attacker. The principal and a teacher who came to assist him were also injured. According to the principal's account cited by the author, Ochmański shielded himself with a board, pushed the teenager down the corridor, and urged others to flee and call the police. Ultimately, he managed to persuade him to drop the knives. The Crime of Icarus wrote that in one of the classrooms that the principal tried to protect was Daria's child, while the other was on a school trip. It added that Ochmański had not heard of any conflicts involving the woman and the students. According to the author, Viktor graduated from school in the previous academic year and had been studying at a technical school in Wyszków since September. His older sister reportedly told a "Fakt" reporter that the teenager had previously mentioned setting a church on fire and attacking people with a knife. Relatives had treated these statements as jokes. The author noted that this was a family member's account and not a determination of the motive for the crime. The Crime of Icarus reported that the teenager had been detained and the case was being handled by the family court in Wyszków. There had been no decision yet on whether he would be tried for murder under adult laws. The author emphasized that Daria had a name, a family, and her own life, and her death took a mother away from two children and a wife away from her husband. He also pointed out that dramatic events often become subjects of jokes, sensational recordings, and attempts to gain popularity on the internet, even though they affect real families. #tragedia #bezpieczeństwo #szkoła (translated)

Bart wrote to Aleksander Miszalski that the residents of Krakow voted to remove him from office in the referendum. He accused him of trying to save the position of a party colleague just 10 hours before the election silence. He added that the residents had already rejected the rule of PO in the city, and the Sunday vote was meant to seal that. #Kraków #referendum #polityka (translated)

about whom the court has already determined that he is a liar or a mythomaniac. Referring to the earlier court decision that ordered Łukasz Gibale to rectify his words about the councilors of the Civic Coalition, Sikorski said that voters have a choice between someone "about whom the court has already determined that he is a liar or a mythomaniac." #Kraków #wybory #Sąd (translated)