Élections communautaires juives à Varsovie

Sous la Deuxième République polonaise, trois élections ont été organisées pour la Kehilla de Varsovie.

In 1924, the Agudist candidate, Eliahu Kirshbraun, was elected as president and Jacob Trokenheim, another Agudist, as vice-president. The only other candidate for presidency was the Bundist Henryk Ehrlich. Finally, the kehilla executive reflected the composition of the council: 7 Orthodox, 6 Zionists, 1 Folkist, 1 Bundist. The Bund boycotted the 1931 elections in protest over the introduction by the Polish government, in order to favour its Agudist allies, of a “paragraph 20” in the Kehillot regulations which provided the Kehilla electoral commission with the possibility to reject a number of Agudat's opponents who were not in their opinion religious enough. In 1936, the Bund had now 15 seats out of 50 and Ehrlich was again candidate to the presidency, he got 16 votes, the Zionist candidate Yitshak Schipper 10, and the Agudist Jacob Trokenheim won by a plurality of 19 votes.

Party or list	number of seats 1924	number of seats 1931	votes 1936	number of seats 1936
Agudat Yisrael	17	19	8,079	12
Aleksander Hasidim	3	-	-	-
Grodzisker Hasidim	-	2	-	-
Sokolower Hasidim	-	-	1,366	1
Nonpartisan Religious	-	3	-	-
Zionists	14	12	7,749	11
Mizrahi	5	4	3,163	4
Revisionist Zionists	-	-	1,149	1
"Democrats"	-	2	-	-
Bund	5	(boycott)	10,622	15
Folkspartei	3	2	966	1
Poale Zion Right	-	-	1,779	2
Poalei Zion Left	2	1	887	1
Philanthropic Org. (Mr. Stueckgold)	1	-	1,573	2
Assimilationists	-	2	-	-
Other private lists	-	3	-	-
Total	50	50	-	50