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Paula published a short video that she claimed suggested how the government MPs Denis Doksanský and Petr Sadovský performed in the elections. She stated that both were from the ANO movement and from the Hradec Králové Region: Doksanský was running for the city council of Hradec Králové and Sadovský for the Senate in Rychnov nad Kněžnou. She labeled the ANO movement with a derogatory pun and added mocking hashtags to her post. #fuckano #muhehe https://t.co/OAUia6czU4 #volby #politika #Česko (translated)

Motorists, after their failure in the municipal elections, where they received barely three percent of the votes and did not get into the Prague council, are contemplating the need to strengthen local foundations and find conservative themes for large cities, while in Ostrava, where they exceeded seven and a half percent, they achieved success thanks to locally well-known candidates. #Motoristé #komunálnívolby #Praha (translated)

In the municipal elections in Brno in 2026, the coalition of KDU-ČSL and STAN won the most mandates, while the Social Democracy and SPD dropped out of the council, leading to the creation of a broad coalition in which ANO is in opposition. #Brno #komunálnívolby #koalice (translated)

Jiří Hrebenar wrote that Jindřich Rajchl announced before the elections that he voted for the coalition of PRO, the Free Citizens, and the Oath in Hradec Králové. At the same time, according to Hrebenar, he criticized the Ukrainian flag at the school where the voting took place and called it "a blatant indoctrination of our children." Hrebenar stated that the coalition in Hradec Králové received 2.44 percent of the votes, finished eighth out of ten competing groups, and did not gain any representative mandate. Rajchl ran from the 37th position, and according to the author, the coalition did not surpass the five percent threshold. Hrebenar also wrote that 97.56 percent of the votes went to other candidates, and he described the result as a failure of Rajchl's political ambitions. #volby #politika #HradecKrálové (translated)

In this year's municipal elections in Plzeň, the ANO movement won with nearly 32 percent of the votes, followed by the Mayors (STAN) with almost 18 percent, while the ODS came in third with 15 percent and the Pirates narrowly missed getting into the council. #PlzeňskéVolby #HnutíANO #KoaliceSpolu (translated)

Motorists, led by Klára Sovová, suffered their second consecutive defeat in the municipal elections in Prague, receiving only just over two percent of the votes, while in other cities, such as Ostrava, they managed to break into the council. #Motoristé #Praha #komunálnívolby (translated)

In more than 1,800 municipalities in the Czech Republic, elections will take place this year with a single candidate, representing 28.8 percent of councils, and in half of the cases, it is already clear in advance who will get into the council. #volby #kandidáti #zastupitelstva (translated)

Influential official from the Ministry of Environment, Simeona Zikmundová, is running for the council in Třebíč, where she has a permanent residence with the family of a former mayor, even though her high-ranking position means she spends most of her time in Prague. #Třebíč #volby #životníprostedí (translated)

The article focuses on the debate regarding the provision of adequate housing in Prague, discussing questions related to contributions from the city or developers, and addressing aspects of infrastructure and public services in the context of the upcoming elections for the City Council. #Volby2026 #Praha #Bydlení (translated)