Magdalena Biejat

Si Magdalena Agnieszka Biejat (; namundag 11 Enero 1982) sarong Polakong politiko asin taga-palis nin Espanyol-tataramon na literatura. Siya myembro kan Sejm representado an Warsaw I pag'ultan 2019 asin 2023, kun kasuarin siya naelehir sa Senado para sa Ika-45 distrito nin (Western Warsaw). Poon pa nin 13 Nobyembre 2023, siya nagsirbe bilang Deputy Marshal nin Senado. Siyas sa presente saro sa lider kan An Makawala na koalisyon, asin saro sa ko-lider kan Pag'iribang Makawala sagkod kan saiyang paghale sa partido kan Oktobre 2024. Siya kandidato sa 2025 Polakong eleksyon presidensya.

Karera
Si Magdalena Biejat nagkuang kurso sa sociology sa University of Granada asin Complutense University of Madrid. Sa propesyonal, siya taga-palis nin Espanyol-tataramon na literatura. Siyaq man kaapil sa mga organisasyon na mayong pagkatakod sa gobyerno, kairiba diyan an .

Politika

In 2015, she joined Left Together and sat on the council of the Warsaw district.

In 2019, she became deputy chairman of The Left political alliance.

She has participated in multiple strikes against the tightening of the Polish abortion law and in Polish Pride Parades. On 19 November 2020, during one of the protests, she was attacked with tear gas by a policeman, despite not posing any threat and despite showing her MP ID. The worrying situation raised concerns about the brutality of the Polish police during street protests.

In 2022, she became a co-leader of Left Together alongside Adrian Zandberg. In the 2023 election she successfully ran for one of the Warsaw seats (45th district) in the Senate. Biejat was endorsed by the Senate Pact.

In early 2024 she was announced as The Left's candidate for the mayor of Warsaw in the upcoming local elections. The campaign has also been endorsed by her native Left Together, New Left, The City Is Ours, Labour Union and Polish Socialist Party. Biejat received 12.86% of overall votes placing her third after Trzaskowski (KO) and Bocheński (PiS).

In October 2024, Left Together split from The Left in disagreement of the latter's support for the incumbent Tusk government. In response, Biejat and a number of other MPs departed from Left Together.

Personal life
Biejat lives in the Praga district of Warsaw. She is married and has two children. She declared being vegetarian.

Electoral history
Local elections
YearAssembly/OfficeElectoral listVotes receivedResultRefTotal%2018District council of Praga-PółnocVoters' Electoral Committiee of Jan Śpiewak – "Warsaw will win"1471.492024Mayor of WarsawThe Left99,44212.86

European Parliament
YearElectoral listConstituencyVotes receivedResultRefTotal%2019Lewica RazemNo. 4 (Warsaw)6160.04

Sejm
YearElectoral listConstituencyVotes receivedResultRefTotal%2019The LeftNo. 19 (Warsaw I)19,5011.41

Senate
YearElectoral listConstituencyVotes receivedResultRefTotal%2023The LeftNo. 45 (Western Warsaw)204,93472.4

Presidential
YearEndorsed byFirst roundSecond roundResultRefTotal%Total%2025The Left829,3614.23 colspan="3" 

See also
 Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk
 Paulina Matysiak
 Dorota Olko
 Adrian Zandberg
 Left Together

Notes

References

 External links 
2025 campaign website 


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