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Czech political polls: ANO leads while STAN gains support

A recent STEM agency poll for CNN Prima News indicates that the ANO movement would win the upcoming parliamentary elections with 31.1 percent of the vote. The STAN movement is projected to follow in second place with 14.8 percent, marking an increase in support since June. The ODS party is expected to take third place with 12.8 percent.

Other parties projected to enter parliament include the SPD with 7.6 percent and the Pirates with 7.3 percent. The Motoristé movement is currently polling at 4.9 percent, placing them just below the five percent threshold required to secure seats. While ANO remains the leading force, researchers note it has seen a slight decline from its previous 34.51 percent share, though it maintains a broad voter base among older citizens and those without high school diplomas.

In related political developments, leaders are debating potential coalitions for upcoming municipal and senate elections. In Prague, Pirate Party leader Zdeněk Hřib has ruled out cooperation with ANO, while STAN leader Vít Rakušan expressed a desire to attract disillusioned ANO voters. Meanwhile, in Slovakia, political tensions persist as leaders discuss the stability of the governing coalition and the recent departure of Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba.

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ANO · Andrej Babiš · Andrej Danko · Czech Republic · Jiří Vystrčil · Martin Kuba · STEM · Senate of the Czech Republic · Stan · Vít Rakušan

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