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2026 Czech municipal and Senate elections

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As the October 2026 municipal and Senate elections approach, political parties have intensified their regional campaigning. In Prague, a Median poll for PrahaIN shows the ANO movement leading the municipal race with 23.3 percent, followed by the STAN movement at 22.6 percent. The survey suggests seven entities, including the SPD (5.4 percent) and the Motorists (5 percent), could enter the Prague City Assembly. Median director Přemysl Čech attributed ANO’s strength to its local political anchoring, while suggesting national opposition parties may be burdened by the current Prague leadership. Approximately 20 percent of voters remain undecided. Campaigning strategies are diversifying across the country. TOP 09 has launched a campaign titled ‘Our people will stop it in the Senate,’ aiming to prevent the government coalition from controlling the upper chamber. Party leader Matěj Ondřej Havel emphasized the Senate’s role as a democratic safeguard. TOP 09 is running candidates in Prague, Rychnov nad Kněžnou, and Znojmo, while supporting other opposition groups like Sen 21, Piráti, and STAN. In Přerov, the ANO movement is campaigning under the slogan ‘Replace senators with those who work hard,’ competing against groups such as Změna, the Civic Democrats, and the ‘Společně pro Přerov’ coalition. Meanwhile, newer entities like ‘Motoristé sobě + Svobodní’ are utilizing billboards and websites to introduce their platforms. Other regional activities include the Vary+ coalition’s neighborhood walks in Karlovy Vary and the ODS campaign in Teplice led by Vendula Vinšová. Recent political shifts have emerged in Ostrava, where Petr Veselka, the long-time ANO mayor, announced his departure from the movement to join the Motoristé movement. This follows a decision by the local ANO organization in Moravská Ostrava and Přívoz to seek a new team for the city center. In Příbram, the ANO movement has introduced its candidate lineup, featuring Filip Ježek, MUDr. Hlaváčová, and MUDr.

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