Monika Piątkowska, a candidate in the Krakow mayoral election, has spoken out about an incident involving her family as the campaign heads into its closing phase. According to WP Wiadomości, Piątkowska said a line had been crossed. TVN24 reports that she stated someone came to her son's home.
In comments carried by Wprost, Piątkowska said she would not allow herself to be intimidated and came to her son's defense. Gazeta, reporting on what it described as possible foul play late in the Krakow campaign, also quoted her saying she would not be scared off.
The reports, published on Sunday, October 4, 2026, by WP Wiadomości, Wiadomości Onet, Gazeta, TVN24 and Wprost, center on Piątkowska's account of the incident and her public response. The available material does not identify who was involved, nor does it specify when or where the reported visit took place. No further details about the circumstances have been provided in the coverage summarized here.
Piątkowska is competing in the race for mayor of Krakow, Poland's second-largest city. The reports frame her remarks as a response to an unsettling situation arising during the final stage of the campaign.
It remains to be seen whether authorities address the incident or whether Piątkowska provides additional details. Further statements from her campaign and from her rivals are worth watching as the vote approaches.
