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2026 Czech municipal and Senate election results

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The 2026 municipal and Senate elections have concluded, revealing a complex political landscape with significant shifts. In the Senate, several candidates secured seats in the first round, including Jan Grolich in Vyškov, Jan Grulich in Rychnov nad Kněžnou, Tomáš Fiala in Strakonice, and Jan Sobotka in Trutnov. Twenty-two Senate districts, including Cheb and České Lípa, will proceed to a second round of voting. In Prague, the STAN movement emerged as the winner with approximately 23 percent of the vote, leading discussions for potential coalitions with Spolu, Piráti, and Praha sobě. In the district of Řeporyje, the Přívětivé Řeporyje group—comprising STAN, Pirates, and KDU-ČSL—took the lead with 44.62 percent. Local assemblies are seeing significant turnover and diverse professional representation. In Český Krumlov, nearly 60 percent of the 23 seats are filled by new faces. While the ANO movement retained five seats, including the reelection of Mayor Alexander Nogrády, the Vize pro Krumlov party also secured five mandates. Naděžda Perníková of Vize pro Krumlov is currently leading coalition negotiations, expressing readiness to serve as the city’s first female mayor. In the Česká Lípa district, 57 assemblies feature representatives with diverse occupations such as butchers, welders, and aircraft designers. In the Milevsko region, the Sepekováci group maintained control in Sepekov, while KDU-ČSL defended its leadership in Kovářov. The SPD movement experienced a sharp decline, dropping from 492 municipal council seats in 2022 to 166. Voter turnout varied significantly, from near-total participation in villages like Martinice u Onšova to approximately 20.88 percent in Zaječí. Following the results, political tensions have risen. In Prague, protests occurred at Malostranské náměstí in support of public media. Meanwhile, STAN leader Vít Rakušan has expressed ambitions to challenge the ANO movement, though polling suggests deep polarization between the government and opposition blocks.

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