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Paweł Śliz

Paweł Śliz

Paweł Śliz, born on 18 September 1980, is a Polish politician of Poland 2050.

Born
1980 (46 years), Kraków
Party
Poland 2050
Political position

Centre · Where sources place the party (Poland 2050)
Poland 2050 is described as a centrist party in reference works
Ideology: liberalism, centrism

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He has been a member of the Sejm for the Kraków constituency since 13 November 2023 and has led his party's parliamentary group since 2024. In 2026 he was named in the press as a possible candidate for President of Kraków, but he is not among the candidates registered for the 2026 Kraków mayoral election.

Career

Wikipedia records that Śliz entered the Sejm on 13 November 2023, representing the Kraków constituency for Poland 2050, and became the leader of the party's parliamentary group in 2024. In July 2026 he stood for vice-chair of the Parliamentary Assembly of the OSCE and lost the vote on 8 July, saying that this time it had not worked out, according to RMF24. The same report noted that his name was unofficially mentioned in connection with the early Kraków mayoral election.

Summarised automatically from the linked sources. Wikipedia · RMF24 · RMF24 · Wikipedia (Polish)

Photo: PawelNiebieski06, CC0, Wikimedia Commons (cropped)

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Kraków Mayoral Election Winner 2026

OutcomeLeft – RightAgeProbability
Łukasz Gibała96%
Monika Piątkowska3%
Daria Gosek-Popiołek<1%
Michał Drewnicki<1%
Bartosz BocheńczakRight<1%
Michał KlimekFar right<1%
Aleksandra OwcaLeft34<1%
Jan Hoffman<1%
Marian BanaśRight71<1%
Rafał Komarewicz<1%
Rafał Sonik<1%
Paweł ŚlizCentre46<1%

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