Polish voters in Kraków overwhelmingly backed a right-wing recall campaign against liberal Mayor Aleksander Miszalski on Sunday, with 97.93 percent supporting his removal in a referendum. The result, driven largely by discontent over environmental restrictions and parking fees, represents a major setback for Prime Minister Donald Tusk's Civic Coalition party and could inspire similar efforts by opposition parties elsewhere in Poland.
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Polish voters in Kraków overwhelmingly backed a right-wing recall campaign against liberal Mayor Aleksander Miszalski on Sunday, with 97.93 percent supporting his removal in a referendum. The result, driven largely by discontent over environmental restrictions and parking fees, represents a major setback for Prime Minister Donald Tusk's Civic Coalition party and could inspire similar efforts by opposition parties elsewhere in Poland.