Polish local elections, 2002

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SLD-UP - 6644 (14,19%)

PSL - 4986 (10,65%)

Samoobrona - 1530 (3,27%)

LPR - 1065 (2,27%)

PiS - 217 (0,46%)

PO - 213 (0,45%)

POPiS - 85 (0,18%)

Unia Samorządowa - 4 (0,01%)

Alternatywa - 1 (0,00%)

UPR - 0 (0,00%)

other comitets - 32088 (68,52%)

sum mandats. - 46833 (100,0%)

In 2002 PO and PiS wasn't popular but now they are the most popular parties in Poland.

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