Aleksandra Owca assessed that the New Left suffered an electoral defeat in Krakow because — as she wrote — voters held politicians accountable for their actions in power, not just for campaign declarations. She claimed that Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk knew that the MPs from Razem were effectively working in the Sejm. She cited examples such as extending the assistance period from 3 to 5 years, changes in pharmaceutical law, and parliamentary interventions, including those by Adrian Zandberg in Dino, which — according to Owca — revealed the minister's inaction and sparked outrage in Poland. Owca accused the minister of not caring about benefits for the people, as she and Włodzimierz Czarzasty were losing politically. She also wrote that the opponents failed to break apart Razem or persuade it to join a common list, so they tried to undermine the point of the opposition's actions. She added that she did not expect such moves, which she described as reminiscent of the PRL, to succeed in a democratic state. #NowaLewica #Polityka #Demokracja (translated)