Deputy Speaker of the Sejm. Marek Kuchcinski is the leader of the Law and Justice list in election district No. 22 in Krosno; the district includes the former Krosno and Przemysl provinces. From this part of Subcarpathia, PiS has also put forward two candidates for the Senate. "On Friday, at the Regional Election Commission in Krosno, we submitted the documents needed to register a list of PiS candidates in the elections to the Sejm in district No. 22 and our candidates in the elections to the Senate in districts No. 57 and 58. We collected 15,000 signatures under the lists for the Sejm, and five thousand signatures each under the candidates for the Senate." - Krzysztof Sobolewski, secretary of the PiS district board, told PAP.

Kuchcinski, 60, has been an MP since 2001. Among other things, he was chairman of the Law and Justice parliamentary club; deputy speaker of the Sejm of the sixth and seventh terms. In the 1980s he was repressed for opposition activities. From 1990 to 1999 he was a member of the Porozumienie Centrum party; in 2001 he joined the Law and Justice party.

The second place on the list in the Krosno district is held by a councilwoman of the Podkarpackie voivodeship assembly, one of Kaczynski's so-called "angels." - Anna Schmidt-Rodziewicz.

Vice mayor of Sanok starts from third position Piotr Uruski, who is the candidate of Solidarna Polska.

On the other hand, the representative of Jaroslaw Gowin's grouping - the Dorota Łukaszyk - He is running for 20th place on the list.

Current Law and Justice (PiS) deputies are also vying for parliamentary seats: Piotr Babinetz - From fourth place, Stanislaw Piotrowicz - of the seventh and Bogdan Rzonecka - of eight.

Meanwhile, two candidates are vying for two Senate seats from this part of Subcarpathia. The 62-year-old Alicja Zając, widow of senator who died in Smolensk crash
Stanislaw Hare, is running in District No. 57, which covers the districts of Brzozowski, Jasielsk, Krosno and Krosno. She has been a senator since 2010; among other things, she is vice chairman of the Senate Environment Committee. She has been active in the Polish Red Cross for many years.

In district No. 58, formed from the districts of Bieszczady, Jaroslaw, Lesko, Lubaczow, Przemysl, Przeworsk, Sanok and Przemysl, the candidate was
Mieczyslaw Golba. Golba, 49, is an entrepreneur and soccer activist; an MP since 2005. He moved from the Law and Justice party to Solidarna Polska in 2011.

In the concluding term, District No. 58 in the Senate was represented by Andrzej Matusiewicz (Law and Justice), who ran for a parliamentary seat on the Law and Justice (PiS) lists in the current election from the sixth place.

(PAP)

Polish Parliament

1. Marek Kuchciński, Przemyśl
2. Anna Schmidt-Rodziewicz, Jarosław
3. Piotr Uruski, Sanok
4. Piotr Babinetz, Krosno
5. Witold Lechowski, Jasielsk County
6. Andrzej Matusiewicz, Przemyśl
7. Stanisław Piotrowicz, Krosno
8. Bogdan Rzońca, Jasło
9. Teresa Pamuła, Lubaczow County
10. Adam Śnieżek, Brzozowski County
11. Tomasz Kojder, Przeworsk
12th Bozena Ryczan, Przemysl County
13. Ryszard Jędruch, Przeworski County
14. Anna Wołtosz, Krosno County
15. Barbara Krajewska, Przemysl County
16. Jan Zuchowski, Lubaczowski County
17. Maria Cisoń, Jasło County
18. Łukasz Ciółkowski, Lesko
19. Elżbieta Kot, Brzozowski County
20. Dorota Łukaszyk, Bieszczady county
21. Lidia Lipka, Krosno County
22. Janusz Cecuła, Sanocki County

Senate of the Republic

Alicja Zając - Senate District No. 57, the districts of Brzozowski, Jasielsk, Krosno, and the city of Krosno with county rights.

Mieczyslaw Golba - Senate District No. 58, districts of Bieszczadzki, Jaroslawski, Leski, Lubaczowski, Przemysl, Przeworski, Sanocki and the city of Przemyśl with county rights.