Kraków (parliamentary constituency)

[[File:Sejm RP 13.svg|thumb|300px|For elections to the Sejm, the Kraków constituency covers the city of [[Kraków]] and four surrounding counties.]] '''Kraków''' is a [[Poland|Polish]] [[List of Polish parliamentary districts|parliamentary constituency]] that is coterminous with the [[Lesser Poland Voivodeship]]. It elects thirteen members of the [[Sejm of the Republic of Poland|Sejm]] and four members of the [[Senate of the Republic of Poland|Senate]]. It is the only constituency that covers different areas for elections to the Sejm to elections to the Senate, as it includes the Sejm constituency of [[Chrzanów (parliamentary constituency)|Chrzanów]] for elections to the Senate. The district has the number '13' for elections to the Sejm and '12' for elections to the Senate, and is named after the city of [[Kraków]]. For elections to the Sejm, it includes the [[Powiat|counties]] of [[Brzeg County|Brzeg]], [[Kraków County|Kraków]], [[Miechów County|Miechów]], and [[Olkusz County|Olkusz]] and the [[City county (Poland)|city county]] of Kraków. For elections to the Senate, it also includes the counties of [[Chrzanów County|Chrzanów]], [[Myślenice County|Myślenice]], [[Oświęcim County|Oświęcim]], [[Sucha County|Sucha]], and [[Wadowice County|Wadowice]]. ===Senate=== {| class="wikitable" ! width=200px colspan=2| Member ! width=175px| Party ! width=250px| Term |- | width=5px style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Stanisław Bisztyga ]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Law and Justice/meta/color}}" | | [[Zbigniew Cichoń]] | [[Law and Justice]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Paweł Klimowicz]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Janusz Sepioł]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |} ===Sejm=== {| class="wikitable" ! width=200px colspan=2| Member ! width=175px| Party ! width=250px| Term |- | width=5px style="background-color: {{Law and Justice/meta/color}}" | | [[Andrzej Adamczyk]] | [[Law and Justice]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Jerzy Fedorowicz]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Łukasz Gibała]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Jarosław Gowin]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Jacek Krupa]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Katarzyna Matusik-Lipiec]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Law and Justice/meta/color}}" | | [[Jacek Osuch]] | [[Law and Justice]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Poland Comes First/meta/color}}" | | [[Zbysław Owczarski]] | [[Poland Comes First]]{{ref label|Sejm|A|A}} | 2009–{{ref label|Sejm|B|B}} |- | style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Ireneusz Raś]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Law and Justice/meta/color}}" | | [[Monika Ryniak]] | [[Law and Justice]] | 2010–{{ref label|Sejm|C|C}} |- | style="background-color: {{Civic Platform/meta/color}}" | | [[Andrzej Ryszka]] | [[Civic Platform]] | |- | style="background-color: {{Democratic Party (Poland)/meta/color}}" | | [[Jan Widacki]] | [[Democratic Party (Poland)|Democratic Party]]{{ref label|Sejm|D|D}} | |- |colspan=4| {{note|Sejm|A}} Elected for [[Law and Justice]].
{{note|Sejm|B}} Owczarski replaced [[Zbigniew Ziobro]] on 24 June 2009.
{{note|Sejm|C}} Ryniak replaced [[Zbigniew Wassermann]] on 5 May 2010.
{{note|Sejm|D}} Elected for [[Democratic Party – demokraci.pl]]. |} ==Footnotes== {{reflist}} {{Parliamentary constituencies in Poland}} {{coord missing|Lesser Poland Voivodeship}}