wyborczym

Wyborczym is a Polish adjective form meaning related to elections or electoral. It is the instrumental singular masculine/neuter form of the base adjective wyborczy, and it also appears in the locative singular with masculine and neuter nouns. The feminine forms differ (wyborczą in instrumental, wyborczej in locative). The word is used to describe things connected with elections, voting, and electoral processes.

In usage, wyborczym commonly appears with masculine or neuter nouns in oblique cases. For example, z komitetem wyborczym means “with an electoral committee” (instrumental), and o komitecie wyborczym means “about the electoral committee” (locative). Other examples include pakietem wyborczym (electoral package) and w programie wyborczym (in the electoral program). When the noun is feminine, other forms are used, such as kampania wyborcza, where the feminine adjective form appears as wyborcza (nominative) or wyborczej (locative).

Etymologically, wyborczym derives from wy bór (choosing, election) combined with the adjective-forming suffix -czy, resulting in an adjective that denotes relation to elections. It commonly appears in political, legal, and journalistic texts to specify election-related topics, programs, committees, or strategies. As a grammatical form, it is one of several inflected variants of wyborczy used to agree with different nouns across genders and cases.