Supplementary elections to the Radość Neighborhood Council

Residents' Councils represent the interests of their residents and strive through their activities to improve the quality of life of the local community. Council members are elected by the people living in a given neighborhood and are usually true community activists, engaged and devoting their free time to the idea of community. They are the salt of the earth of their "small homelands." The term of neighborhood councils lasts five years. By-elections in Radość will be held on October 25, due to the resignation of two councilors' mandates. This was decided by the Council of the Wawer District of the Capital City of Warsaw by voting on October 14, 2026, Resolution No. 130/XXXII/2026 on ordering by-elections to the Radość Neighborhood Council of the Wawer District of the Capital City of Warsaw. The rules of election are set out in Resolution No. 47/IX/2024 of November 13, 2024. In Wawer we have 13 neighborhoods. In 10 neighborhoods, Neighborhood Councils were elected on November 24, 2024 in Nadwiśle, Las, and on December 1, 2024 in Anin, Falenica, Marysin Wawerski Południe and Miedzeszyn, Marysin Wawerski Północ, Międzylesie and Radość, and Aleksandrów. A map of Wawer neighborhoods can be found in the attachments below the article. How to vote? Check the course of the Electoral Meeting! The Electoral Meeting begins at the designated time. Residents participating in the meeting sign the attendance list. From among the participants, we elect an Electoral Commission consisting of 3-5 members. The Electoral Commission elects a Chairperson, Deputy Chairperson and Secretary of the Electoral Commission. Registration of candidate nominations from among willing meeting participants. Do you want to run but cannot take part in the Electoral Meeting? At least 3 days before the meeting date, submit written consent to run for the Neighborhood Council – at the Council Service Department for the Wawer District (Wawer District Office, ul. Żegańska 1, room 123). Issuance of ballot papers. Voting – the voter votes by placing an "x" next to the name of the chosen candidate. A voter may vote for no more candidates than the number of seats to be filled. After counting the votes, the Electoral Commission draws up a protocol and issues certificates of taking up the mandate to the elected members of the Neighborhood Council. Election results will appear at polling stations, on wawer.um.warszawa.pl, on the information board at the Wawer District Office and on boards in the neighborhoods.