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Social Democratic Party of Poland
Leader	Marek Borowski
Founded	26 March 2004
Headquarters	ul. Mokotowska 29 A, 00-560 Warsaw
Political ideology	Social Democracy
International affiliation	Party of European Socialists
Website	http://www.sdpl.org.pl

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The Social Democratic Party of Poland (Socjaldemokracja Polska, SDPL) is a new leftist political party in Poland founded in April 2004 as a splinter group from Sojusz Lewicy Demokratycznej (it should not be confused with a former party Social Democracy of the Republic of Poland - SdRP). In May 2005 the party reached an agreement to go to the parliamentary elections with Unia Pracy and Zieloni 2004; it also has its own candidate in the presidential race, party leader Marek Borowski.

Timeline of Polish socialist/social-democratic parties after 1986

• Polish Socialist Party /PPS (1987 - ) • Polish Social Democratic Union /PUS (1990 - 1992) • Social Democracy of the Republic of Poland / SdRP (1990 - 1999) • Democratic-Social Movement /RDS (1991 - 1993) • Labour Union /UP (1992 - ) • Self-Defense (1993 - ) • Alliance of the Democratic Left /SLD (1999 - ) • REASON of Polish Left /RACJA PL (2002 - ) • Social Democratic Party of Poland/SDPL (2004 - ) • Union of the Left /UL (2004 - )

Contents 1 Leaders 2 Members of Polish Parliament (Sejm) (2001-2005) 3 Members of Polish Senate (2001-2005) 3.1 Former senators 4 Members of European Parliament 5 External links

• Marek Borowski - party chairman
• Michał Syska - vice- chairman

MP, constituency

• Romuald Ajchler, Piła
• Jolanta Banach, Gdańsk
• Anna Bańkowska, Bydgoszcz
• Marek Borowski, Warszawa
• Jan Byra, Chełm
• Andrzej Celiński, Warszawa
• Barbara Ciruk, Białystok
• Wojciech Filemonowicz, Kraków
• Grzegorz Gruszka, Bydgoszcz
• Stanisław Janas, Rzeszów
• Michał Kaczmarek, Sieradz
• Zdzisław Kałamaga, Kielce
• Jacek Kasprzyk, Częstochowa
• Arkadiusz Kasznia, Lublin
• Mirosława Kątna, Warszawa
• Antoni Kobielusz, Bielsko-Biała
• Jerzy Kulej, Warszawa
• Bogdan Lewandowski, Toruń
• Marian Marczewski, Konin
• Jerzy Młynarczyk, Gdańsk
• Tomasz Nałęcz, Radom
• Marek Olewiński, Toruń
• Agnieszka Pasternak, Sosnowiec
• Czesław Pogoda, Wałbrzych
• Maria Potępa, Sosnowiec
• Sylwia Pusz, Poznań
• Elżbieta Romero, Szczecin
• Izabella Sierakowska, Lublin
• Joanna Sosnowska, Olsztyn
• Cezary Stryjak, Katowice
• Władysław Szkop, Gdynia
• Jan Sztwiertnia, Bielsko-Biała
• Małgorzata Winiarczyk-Kossakowska, Kielce
• Edward Wojtalik, Koszalin

• Marek Balicki, minister of health
• Maria Berny
• Zdzisława Janowska - caucus vicechairperson
• Grzegorz Lipowski
• Mirosław Lubiński
• Wiesława Sadowska
• Jerzy Zdzisław Suchański - caucus chairman
• Krzysztof Szydłowski - caucus secretary
• Zbigniew Zychowicz

• Genowefa Grabowska - elected MEP on 13.06.2004

• Genowefa Grabowska, professor of international law, senator
• Józef Pinior, lawyer, economist and politician
• Dariusz Rosati, professor of economics, ex-minister of foreign affairs

• (English) (German) (French) (Polish) http://www.sdpl.org.pl/ SdPl's website