Mayor-elect Łukasz Gibała said his first decision as mayor of Kraków will be restoring the 20-minute ticket in city public transport, according to dorzeczy.pl. The statement was made in the run-up to his takeover of the city's leadership.

Mayor-elect Łukasz Gibała said he will not give patronage to the Equality March in Kraków, saying he will avoid patronising events of a party-political nature. He is also reported to have said that senior officials will be dismissed.

Independent councillor Łukasz Gibała won the second round of Kraków's early mayoral election on 11 October, beating Monika Piątkowska by a large majority, according to wprost.pl.

The Kraków Regional Court ordered Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski to publish a rectification of his statement that a court had found mayoral candidate Łukasz Gibała to be a liar or mythomaniac. The ruling is not yet final.

The District Court in Kraków ordered independent mayoral candidate Łukasz Gibała to publish a rectification regarding his statement that he never had debts. The ruling requires Gibała to publish the rectification on his Facebook profile.

A court issued a final order for Kraków mayoral candidate Łukasz Gibała to retract his statement about six Koalicja Obywatelska councilors allegedly being open to cooperating with him. Both Gibała and rival candidate Monika Piątkowska were ordered to publish rectifications ahead of Sunday's second round of voting.