2001 Polish parliamentary election

none Poland parliamentary 1997 Polish parliamentary election 1997 2005 Polish parliamentary election 2005 23 September 2001 Opinion polling for the 2001 Polish parliamentary election 29,364,455 yes Sejm legislative All 460 seats in the Sejm 231 13,559,412 (46.29%) 1.64pp Leszek Miller 2002 (cropped).jpg 120 120 150 0 0 Leszek Miller Democratic Left Alliance – Labour Union 15 April 1999 34.1%, 164 seats 216 52 5,342,519 41.0% 6.9 pp Maciej Płażyński Kancelaria Senatu 2005.jpg 150 120 150 5 16 Maciej Płażyński Civic Platform 19 January 2001Płażyński was the leading candidate of Civic Platform and the party's co-founder, but was not party leader until October 2001.https://www.gazetaprawna.pl/wiadomosci/artykuly/414342,maciej-plazynski-1958-2010.html Maciej Płażyński (1958-2010) 17 April 2010 "19 stycznia 2001 roku wraz z Andrzejem Olechowskim i Donaldem Tuskiem powołał Platformę Obywatelską. W wyborach parlamentarnych 2001 Płażyński, startując z listy Platformy Obywatelskiej, uzyskał najlepszy indywidualny wynik w okręgu gdańskim, wygrywając między innymi z Lechem Kaczyńskim. W 2002 roku był inicjatorem porozumienia PO i PiS tworzącego koalicję PO-PiS na wybory samorządowe w 2002 roku. W czerwcu 2003 roku złożył rezygnację z funkcji przewodniczącego klubu PO oraz z szefa partii i opuścił partię." "On 19 January 2001, together with Andrzej Olechowski and Donald Tusk, he established the Civic Platform. In the 2001 parliamentary elections, Płażyński, running on the Civic Platform list, achieved the best individual result in the Gdańsk constituency, defeating Lech Kaczyński, among others. In 2002, he initiated an agreement between the PO and PiS to form a PO-PiS coalition for the 2002 local elections. In June 2003, he resigned as chairman of the PO club and leader of the party and left the party." Gazeta Prawna pl Did not exist 65 New 1,651,099 12.7% New Andrzej Lepper in his office 2002 (2) (cropped).jpg 120 120 150 0 0 Andrzej Lepper Self-Defense of the Republic of Poland 10 January 1992 0.1%, 0 seats 53 53 1,327,624 10.2% 10.1 pp Lech Kaczynski 2002.png 205 120 150 36 47 Lech Kaczyński Law and Justice 13 June 2001 Did not exist 44 New 1,236,787 9.5% New 00a1b0 Jarosław Kalinowski 2009.jpg 130 120 150 7 6 Jarosław Kalinowski Polish People's Party 11 October 1997 7.3%, 27 seats 42 15 1,168,659 9.0% 1.7 pp Marek Kotlinowski 2006.jpg 185 120 150 28 21 Marek Kotlinowski League of Polish Families 5 May 2001 Did not exist 38 New 1,025,148 7.9% New yes Senate All 100 seats in the Senate 51 13,551,502 (46.15%) 1.68pp yes Democratic Left Alliance – Labour Union 28 75 38.91 Senate 2001 New 15 24.42 Polish People's Party 3 4 13.21 Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland 0 2 4.28 League of Polish Families New 2 4.05 Independents 5 2 10.76 400px Sejm – results by constituency 400px Sejm – results by gmina Government Buzek cabinet AWS Government after election Miller cabinet SLD—PSL—UP Parliamentary elections were held in Poland on 23 September 2001. All 460 members of the Sejm and 100 senators of the Senate were elected. The election concluded with an overwhelming victory for the centre-left Democratic Left Alliance – Labor Union, the electoral coalition between the Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) and the Labour Union (UP), which captured 41% of the vote in the crucial lower house Sejm. The 2001 election is recognized as marking the emergence of both Civic Platform (PO) and Law and Justice (PiS) as players in Polish politics, while also witnessing the outright collapse of the Solidarity Electoral Action (AWS) and its former coalition partner, the Freedom Union (UW). Voter turnout for the 2001 election was 46%Wybory do Sejmu: ogólne dane statystyczne http://wybory2001.pkw.gov.pl/sjg1_k.html Wybory do Sejmu Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej i Senatu Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, 23 września 2001. Państwowa Komisja Wyborcza 30 May 2012 The 2001 election featured heavy redistricting owing to local government reforms passed in 1998. For this election only, list seats were allocated using the Sainte-Laguë method instead of the D'Hondt method. Background At the end of its four-year term, the ruling AWS government of Prime Minister Jerzy Buzek faced bleak prospects for the September parliamentary election. In the previous presidential election in 2000, the SLD's Aleksander Kwaśniewski achieved a landslide reelection over AWS candidate Marian Krzaklewski. Economically, Polish consumer confidence dropped to its lowest since the mid-1990s, with unemployment rising above 16%.The end of Solidarity https://www.economist.com/europe/2001/08/16/the-end-of-solidarity 30 May 2012 The Economist 16 August 2001 Politically, the Buzek government faced a series of crises undermining its credibility. In May 2000, the AWS' junior coalition partner, the Freedom Union, walked out of the government regarding the party's objections to the slow pace of reform, forcing Buzek to set up a relatively weak minority government in its place.Poland sets up minority government https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/779542.stm 30 May 2012 BBC News 6 June 2000 Later in July 2001, Buzek's government was again hit by three further ministerial resignations over corruption charges, while the government's reform program for pensions and health care grounded to a halt in the Sejm. In light of Buzek's besieged administration, opposition parties took advantage of AWS' organisational and economic weaknesses. From the centre left, a political coalition between the Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) and the Labour Union (UP), headed by Leszek Miller, appeared as the ruling government's most formidable, united and vocal opposition. On the centre right, Solidarity's traditional spectrum of support increasingly became divided by the emergence of new political groups. Civic Platform (PO), composed of former AWS and UW members, repeated calls for a low flat-rate income tax and a culling of bureaucracy to attract investment. Further down the right, the Law and Justice party (PiS), composed of AWS' more conservative and anti-communist adherents, campaigned on promises of tough anti-corruption and organised crime legislation. The campaign leading up to the September election was marred by voter apathy due to the summer holidays, and was also marginalized by the September 11 attacks in the United States.Szczerbiak Aleks Poland's Unexpected Political Earthquake: The September 2001 Parliamentary Election Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics 1 September 2002 18 3 41–76 10.1080/714003608 154677549 Campaign spending Party 2001 Real amount 2024 equivalent Inflation adjusted for 2024 Spent Cost Amount of PLN spent per vote for party Spent Cost Amount of PLN spent per vote for party, inflation adjustedSLD-UP 26,995,002 5,05 13,500,029 2,53PO 16,319,018 9,88 8,161,037 4,94SRP 1,862,470 1,40 931,409 0,70PiS 5,302,842 4,29 2,651,917 2,14PSL 9,409,950 8,05 4,705,856 4,03LPR 514,841 0,50 257,468 0,25 Source: DudekDudek Antoni 2023 Historia polityczna Polski 1989–2023 Polish political history 1989-2023 https://scholar.com.pl/pl/glowna/8768-historia-polityczna-polski-19892023.html Warsaw Polish Wydawnictwo Naukowe Scholar 978-83-67450-66-9 Opinion polls Opinion polling for the Polish parliamentary election, 2001 thumb|1000px|centre| Graphical summary of opinion polls:10em Democratic Left Alliance (Poland) solid 5px Democratic Left Alliance – Labour Union Civic Platform solid 5px Civic Platform Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland solid 5px Self-Defence Law and Justice (2001-2005) solid 5px Law and Justice Polish People's Party solid 5px Polish People's Party League of Polish Families solid 5px League of Polish Families Solidarity Electoral Action solid 5px Solidarity Electoral Action Freedom Union (Poland) solid 5px Freedom Union Democratic Left Alliance (Poland) solid 5px Democratic Left AllianceSLDUP Contested election under the Democratic Left Alliance – Labour Union (pl Sojusz Lewicy Demokratycznej–Unia Pracy) alliance. Labour Union (Poland) solid 5px Labour UnionSLDUP Movement for Reconstruction of Poland solid 5px Movement for Reconstruction of PolandContested election in the lists of the League of Polish Families. Results thumb|Powiats with party majority ■ – Democratic Left Alliance ■ – Polish People's Party ■ – Civic Platform ■ – Solidarity Electoral Action ■ – League of Polish Families ■ – German Minority thumb|Results of the Sejm election, showing vote strength by electoral district. SLD won a plurality in all 41 constituencies. The SLD triumphed in the final tally, receiving 41% percent of the vote, though shy of an outright parliamentary majority in the Sejm.Left victorious in Poland https://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1559787.stm 30 May 2012 BBC News 24 September 2001 The party increased its representation by 52 seats, earning it 216 representatives, and returned to the Chancellery after a four-year period of sitting in opposition. Partly due to the fractious nature of its opponents, the SLD secured pluralities in all of Poland's voivodeships as well as in an overwhelming majority of the nation's powiats. On the centre right, Civic Platform entered parliament for the first time, coming in second place with nearly 13% of the vote. The party stood relatively strong in Pomeranian Voivodeship. Law and Justice (PiS), headed by Lech Kaczyński, a former Minister of Justice in the Buzek government, scored 44 seats and 9.5% of the vote, also securing his party's entrance into the Sejm for the first time. The Polish People's Party (PSL) won 42 seats, slightly reversing the party's devastating losses from 1997. The PSL would later enter into coalition with the SLD to achieve a parliamentary majority. Nationalist parties also performed well in the election's final results. The left-wing nationalist Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland (SRP) increased its vote 100-fold from the 1997 election, securing 53 seats and 10% of the vote, coming in third place. Headed by populist Andrzej Lepper, the party campaigned against Warsaw excess and Poland's ongoing negotiations to enter the European Union.The left is back—in the centre https://www.economist.com/europe/2001/09/27/the-left-is-back-in-the-centre 30 May 2012 The Economist 27 September 2001 On the far right, the League of Polish Families, which campaigned on a staunchly Catholic and anti-EU platform, also entered the Sejm for the first time, gaining 38 seats and 8% of the vote. The election proved catastrophic for Solidarity Electoral Action and its former coalition partner, Freedom Union. Both parties failed to secure the 8% for coalitions and 5% for standalone parties threshold to enter the Sejm, with AWS and UW falling to 5.6% and 3.1%, respectively. In the election's aftermath, Prime Minister Buzek tendered his resignation. Both the AWS and UW faced political extinction following the election's aftermath. The AWS dissolved itself by the end of 2001; the UW lingered until its own dissolution in 2005. Sejm File:2001 Polish Sejm.svg Democratic Left Alliance – Labour Union 5342519 216 +52 Civic Platform 1651099 65 New Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland 1327624 53 +53 Law and Justice #00a1b0 1236787 44 New Polish People's Party 1168659 42 +15 League of Polish Families 1025148 38 +38 Solidarity of the Right Electoral Action 729207 0 –201 Freedom Union 404074 0 –60 Alternative Social Movement 54266 0 – German Minority 47230 2 0 Polish Socialist Party 13459 0 New German Minority of Upper Silesia #0780C4 8024 0 New Polska Unia Gospodarcza Polish Economic Union pl #F2AC68 7189 0 New Polska Wspólnota Narodowa Polish National Commonwealth pl #FAB700 2644 0 0 541483 0 29364455 National Electoral CommissionWybory do Sejmu w 2001 r. https://danewyborcze.kbw.gov.pl/index2a07.html?title=Wybory_do_Sejmu_w_2001_r. 2024-12-28 National Electoral Commission pl Party breakdown Democratic Left Alliance – Labour Union 8 Democratic Left Alliance 4250991 174 Labour UnionIncludes 51,557 votes and 3 seats for supported independents. 333356 16 Partia Ludowo-Demokratyczna (Polska) Democratic People's Party pl 61336 2 #349758 National Party of Retirees and Pensioners 49799 1 Alliance of Democrats 30404 1 Independents 616261 22 Crossed out 372 0 #585858 5342519 216 Civic Platform 13 Conservative People's Party 336862 17 Real Politics Union 62639 0 Polish Christian Democratic Agreement 14449 1 Freedom Union 5022 0 Ruch Stu Movement of the One Hundred pl 4026 0 #6666FF Solidarity Electoral Action 3119 0 Christian Democracy of the Third Polish Republic 2937 0 Self-Government Forum 1514 0 Independent politician Christian National Union 715 0 Partia Republikanie Republicans of the Republic pl 238 0 Independent politician Independents 1218580 47 Crossed out 998 0 #585858 1651099 65 Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland 7 Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland 1134797 45 Forum Emerytów i Rencistów Forum of Retirees and Pensioners pl 21840 1 Independent politician Polish People's Party 9653 1 Union of War Veterans 1457 0 #2d4098 Democratic Left Alliance 969 0 Independents 158908 6 1327624 53 Law and Justice 13 #00a1b0 Law and JusticeIncludes 298,104 votes and 11 seats for supported independents. 664536 24 #00a1b0 Right Alliance 311370 16 #EFA500 Labour Party 15830 0 Centre Agreement 15471 0 Movement for Reconstruction of Poland 11350 0 Solidarity Electoral Action 4739 0 Conservative People's Party 3451 0 Christian National Union 911 0 Real Politics Union 760 0 Polish Christian Democratic Agreement 490 0 Independents 207300 4 Crossed out 579 0 #585858 1236787 44 Polish People's Party 10 Polish People's PartyIncludes 110,563 votes and 1 seat for supported independents. 1010998 36 Blok dla Polski Bloc for Poland pl 9498 1 #A9A9A9 Stronnictwo Polska Racja Stanu Polish State Reason Faction pl 8886 1 #303030 National Party 2116 0 Greens of the Republic of Poland 1706 0 #008000 Polish Party of Engineers and Technicians 918 0 Independent politician Alliance of Democrats 151 0 Independents 134215 4 Crossed out 171 0 #585858 1168659 42 League of Polish Families 20 Polish AgreementIncludes 19,489 votes and 0 seats for supported independents. 166948 8 National-Catholic MovementIncludes 281 votes and 0 seats for supported independents. 91092 5 National Party 67668 4 Movement for Reconstruction of Poland 59102 2 Popular National Alliance 38756 1 Independent politician League of Polish Families 33867 1 Solidarity Electoral Action 6614 0 Alliance for Poland 4945 0 Independent politician Polish League 4628 0 Peasants' Agreement 2290 0 Patrimony 1708 0 Independent politician Labour Party 1614 0 Christian National Union 902 0 SKChO 816 0 Independent politician Confederation of Independent Poland 539 0 All-Polish Youth 482 0 #2F5821 Merchant Party 433 0 Independent politician Polish Christian Democratic Agreement 390 0 Independents 542354 17 1025148 38 Solidarity of the Right Electoral Action 9 Solidarity Electoral ActionIncludes 19,242 votes and 0 seats for supported independents. 371588 0 Christian National UnionIncludes 13,664 votes and 0 seats for supported independents. 125443 0 Polish Christian Democratic AgreementIncludes 5,254 votes and 0 seats for supported independents. 115621 0 Confederation of Independent Poland 9253 0 Polskie Stronnictwo Ludowe (Mikołajczykowskie) Polish People's Party (Mikołajczykowskie) pl 2660 0 Polish People's Party Christian Democracy of the Third Polish Republic 208 0 Movement for Reconstruction of Poland 198 0 Independents 104236 0 729207 0 Freedom Union 3 Freedom UnionIncludes 156 votes and 0 seats for supported independents. 349531 0 Independents 54543 0 404074 0 Alternative Social Movement 18 Alternative Social Movement 16014 0 Konfederacja Polski Niepodległej – Obóz Patriotyczny Confederation of Independent Poland – Fatherland pl 5655 0 Confederation of Independent Poland Partia Zielonych (Polska) Polish Ecologist Party – of the Greens pl 1086 0 #008000 Alliance of New Forces 613 0 Independent politician Polskie Stronnictwo Ludowe (Mikołajczykowskie) Polish People's Party (Mikołajczykowskie) pl 428 0 Polish People's Party The Poor of Poland 372 0 #ca4e42 National Rebirth of Poland 360 0 National Party of Retirees and Pensioners 328 0 Polish Front 324 0 Independent politician Christian National Union 290 0 National Self-Government Agreement "Fatherland" 186 0 Independent politician National Party 145 0 Polish League 120 0 League of Polish Families 101 0 Christian Democracy of the Third Polish Republic 97 0 Movement for Reconstruction of Poland 11 0 Independents 28136 0 54266 0 German Minority 1 Independents 47230 2 Polish Socialist Party 4 Polish Socialist PartyIncludes 532 votes and 0 seats for supported independents. 8760 0 National Forum of the Left 108 0 Independent politician Independents 4591 0 13459 0 German Minority of Upper Silesia 3 #0780C4 Solidarity Electoral Action 181 0 Independents 7843 0 8024 0 Polska Unia Gospodarcza Polish Economic Union pl 3 #F2AC68 Polska Unia Gospodarcza Polish Economic Union pl 5496 0 #F2AC68 Independents 1693 0 7189 0 Polska Wspólnota Narodowa Polish National Commonwealth pl 3 #FAB700 Polska Wspólnota Narodowa Polish National Commonwealth plIncludes 615 votes and 0 seats for supported independents. 2068 0 #FAB700 Polish Workers' People's Party 576 0 Independent politician 2644 0 National Electoral CommissionWybory do Sejmu w 2001 r. https://danewyborcze.kbw.gov.pl/index2a07.html?title=Wybory_do_Sejmu_w_2001_r. 2024-12-28 National Electoral Commission pl By constituency Constituency Turnout SLD PO SRP PiS PSL LPR AWSP UW MN Others Lead1 – Legnica 43.50 53.69 10.50 9.42 7.03 5.81 5.89 4.07 3.19 - 0.40 43.192 – Wałbrzych 43.89 52.68 11.74 10.91 4.67 5.48 6.48 4.24 3.27 - 0.55 40.943 – Wrocław 46.92 39.15 17.83 9.51 10.26 4.74 7.86 5.21 5.00 - 0.45 21.324 – Bydgoszcz 46.53 50.37 8.97 9.57 7.38 7.85 8.16 4.97 2.27 - 0.46 40.805 – Toruń 42.68 47.36 9.59 12.05 6.98 8.86 7.61 4.23 2.64 - 0.67 35.316 – Lublin 48.09 34.27 8.48 13.31 9.42 17.27 9.91 4.50 2.18 - 0.66 17.007 – Chełm 46.65 34.58 5.91 15.86 5.23 21.38 11.30 3.85 1.49 - 0.40 13.208 – Zielona Góra 42.58 51.54 9.81 9.60 5.66 7.49 5.44 5.99 3.36 - 1.10 41.739 – Łódź 48.54 52.19 12.10 6.69 9.88 2.35 7.34 5.70 3.22 - 0.52 40.0910 – Piotrków Trybunalski 44.73 39.70 8.33 15.90 6.32 14.91 7.49 4.80 1.63 - 0.93 23.8011 – Sieradz 46.17 41.05 7.84 17.76 5.77 13.87 7.51 3.85 1.59 - 0.75 23.2912 – Chrzanów 48.27 35.24 14.09 8.38 9.87 9.30 11.54 8.16 2.84 - 0.57 21.1513 – Kraków 50.50 33.67 18.15 6.89 16.03 5.11 9.66 4.39 5.84 - 0.25 15.5214 – Nowy Sącz 47.95 23.32 19.13 7.98 11.68 10.86 11.44 12.80 2.04 - 0.75 4.1915 – Tarnów 46.59 25.56 13.77 10.05 9.77 17.40 13.02 7.87 2.22 - 0.33 8.1616 – Płock 42.11 41.21 7.70 13.04 7.48 17.04 5.67 5.27 1.98 - 0.61 24.1717 – Radom 43.66 34.38 10.64 13.54 8.00 18.10 7.71 5.47 1.59 - 0.58 16.2818 – Siedlce 45.65 30.06 7.60 14.19 8.42 22.95 9.67 4.94 1.60 - 0.56 7.1119 – Warsaw I 56.11 36.77 18.87 3.05 21.57 1.62 7.12 4.02 6.58 - 0.40 15.2020 – Warsaw II 45.15 30.76 16.05 8.26 18.12 8.95 9.38 4.90 3.15 - 0.45 12.6421 – Opole 39.83 38.84 11.97 11.01 5.33 5.08 6.62 3.66 3.09 13.62 0.78 25.2222 – Krosno 47.28 31.62 7.02 12.27 8.79 15.90 11.89 10.29 1.75 - 0.48 15.7223 – Rzeszów 49.14 31.19 8.86 10.14 8.41 13.78 15.78 9.90 1.36 - 0.58 15.4124 – Białystok 44.79 37.91 8.42 12.04 11.51 10.96 11.79 4.89 1.87 - 0.61 25.8725 – Gdańsk 47.56 34.58 25.82 6.38 15.95 3.39 5.90 4.91 2.83 - 0.23 8.7626 – Gdynia 47.32 36.46 24.92 9.21 9.30 4.96 7.87 4.27 2.69 - 0.32 11.5427 – Bielsko-Biała 51.06 38.30 13.80 7.91 9.87 5.65 9.83 10.21 3.79 - 0.65 24.5028 – Częstochowa 46.84 47.03 11.70 10.61 7.89 7.14 5.48 6.99 2.37 - 0.79 35.3329 – Gliwice 39.26 44.39 13.62 6.09 9.81 3.01 5.48 8.44 5.33 - 3.84 30.7730 – Rybnik 42.88 40.16 18.04 7.10 9.61 4.15 5.97 7.55 4.23 2.09 1.08 22.1231 – Katowice 44.90 44.60 16.43 5.55 12.44 2.01 - 13.34 4.60 - 1.03 28.1732 – Sosnowiec 48.53 62.40 8.45 6.84 6.66 3.86 3.97 4.23 2.71 - 0.86 53.9533 – Kielce 44.17 45.08 7.16 12.81 6.73 15.07 6.24 3.68 1.80 - 1.41 30.0134 – Elbląg 42.03 47.89 10.35 12.71 6.36 9.06 6.69 2.72 3.86 - 0.35 35.1835 – Olsztyn 40.16 47.22 11.64 9.63 7.87 6.94 8.57 3.97 3.48 - 0.67 35.5836 – Kalisz 49.99 47.31 10.16 12.77 4.06 12.00 7.49 3.75 1.93 - 0.54 34.5437 – Konin 47.82 48.07 8.88 13.76 4.78 11.33 5.66 5.15 1.80 - 0.56 34.3138 – Piła 49.12 48.34 10.47 11.74 4.62 10.55 6.64 4.55 2.68 - 0.43 36.6039 – Poznań 52.27 41.99 20.29 5.08 12.81 2.98 7.22 4.26 4.97 - 0.49 21.7040 – Koszalin 43.75 47.16 10.15 22.77 3.73 4.11 4.45 4.06 3.01 - 0.56 24.3941 – Szczecin 43.40 50.58 12.56 10.24 8.28 3.75 5.77 4.24 4.26 - 0.32 38.02 Poland 46.29 41.04 12.68 10.20 9.50 8.98 7.87 5.60 3.10 0.36 0.66 28.36 Seat distribution by constituency Constituency SLD PO SRP PiS PSL LPR MN Sum1 – Legnica 7 1 1 1 1 1 - 122 – Wałbrzych 6 1 1 - - 1 - 93 – Wrocław 6 3 1 2 1 1 - 144 – Bydgoszcz 7 1 1 1 1 1 - 125 – Toruń 7 1 2 1 1 1 - 136 – Lublin 5 1 2 2 3 2 - 157 – Chełm 5 1 2 - 3 1 - 128 – Zielona Góra 7 1 1 1 1 1 - 129 – Łódź 6 2 1 1 - 1 - 1110 – Piotrków Trybunalski 4 1 2 - 1 1 - 911 – Sieradz 5 1 2 1 2 1 - 1212 – Chrzanów 3 1 - 1 1 1 - 713 – Kraków 5 3 1 2 1 2 - 1414 – Nowy Sącz 3 2 1 1 1 1 - 915 – Tarnów 2 1 1 1 2 1 - 816 – Płock 5 1 1 1 2 - - 1017 – Radom 3 1 1 1 2 1 - 918 – Siedlce 4 1 2 1 3 1 - 1219 – Warsaw I 8 4 - 5 - 2 - 1920 – Warsaw II 3 2 1 2 1 1 - 1021 – Opole 5 2 2 1 - 1 2 1322 – Krosno 4 1 2 1 2 1 - 1123 – Rzeszów 5 2 2 1 2 3 - 1524 – Białystok 6 1 2 2 2 2 - 1525 – Gdańsk 5 3 1 2 - 1 - 1226 – Gdynia 6 4 1 1 1 1 - 1427 – Bielsko-Biała 4 2 1 1 - 1 - 928 – Częstochowa 4 1 1 1 - - - 729 – Gliwice 6 2 1 1 - - - 1030 – Rybnik 5 2 1 1 - - - 931 – Katowice 7 3 1 2 - - - 1332 – Sosnowiec 7 1 1 - - - - 933 – Kielce 8 1 2 1 3 1 - 1634 – Elbląg 5 1 1 - 1 - - 835 – Olsztyn 5 1 1 1 - 1 - 936 – Kalisz 6 1 2 - 2 1 - 1237 – Konin 5 1 2 - 1 - - 938 – Piła 5 1 1 - 1 1 - 939 – Poznań 5 2 - 2 - 1 - 1040 – Koszalin 5 1 2 - - - - 841 – Szczecin 7 2 2 1 - 1 - 13 Total 216 65 53 44 42 38 2 460 Senate File:2001 Polish Senate.svg Democratic Left Alliance – Labour Union 10532523 75 +47 Senate 2001 6610751 15 – #3671cf Polish People's Party 3575388 4 +1 Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland 1158887 2 – League of Polish Families 1097058 2 New Real Politics Union 469815 0 0 Alternative Social Movement 296407 0 New Polish Economic Union pl Polska Unia Gospodarcza 146299 0 New #f2ac68 KWW Supporters of Lech Kaczyński 142461 1 New #073a76 German Minority Electoral Committee 138120 0 0 Polish Socialist Party 131987 0 New KWW Henryk Stokłosa 113139 1 0 #3f6684 Local lists and independents 2656284 0 –5 Independent 13072323 479179 0 29364455 National Electoral Commissionhttps://wybory2001.pkw.gov.pl/sng2_k.html Wybory do Senatu: wyniki głosowania i wyniki wyborów pl pkw.gov.pl National Electoral Commission 2001 By constituency No.ConstituencyTotal seatsSeats wonSLD–UPBSPSLSRPLPROthers1Legnica332Wałbrzych223Wrocław334Bydgoszcz225Toruń336Lublin3217Chełm31118Zielona Góra339Łódź2210Piotrków Trybunalski21111Sieradz3312Kraków4413Nowy Sącz2214Tarnów21115Płock2216Radom2217Siedlce311118Warsaw42219Warsaw2220Opole32121Krosno2222Rzeszów31223Białystok32124Gdańsk311125Gdynia32126Bielsko-Biała21127Częstochowa2228Gliwice21129Rybnik2230Katowice32131Sosnowiec2232Kielce3333Elbląg2234Olsztyn2235Kalisz3336Konin2237Piła21138Poznań21139Koszalin2240Szczecin22Total10075154222Source: National Electoral Commission References Notes Obwieszczenie Państwowej Komisji Wyborczej z dn. 26 IX 1997 r., Monitor Polski. Nr 109, poz. 1186 Obwieszczenie PKW z dn. 26 IX 2001 r., Dz.U. Nr 109, poz. 1187 Poland Category:Parliamentary elections in Poland Category:History of Poland (1989–present) Parliamentary Parliamentary