In Prague 17, the winning Řepští sousedé and the STAN movement intend to govern together after the 2026 municipal elections.
In Prague 17, the winning group Řepští sousedé agreed on a coalition with the STAN movement after the 2026 municipal elections. According to Řepští sousedé leader Lukáš Pokorný, the two partners have begun preparing a coalition agreement. The previous coalition at the town hall consisted of ODS, ANO 2011 and the group Řepy sobě.[1][2]
Election result
Řepští sousedé received approximately 35 percent of the vote, which means nine seats; STAN finished fourth with four seats. The 23-member council will also include representatives of ANO 2011 with five seats, ODS with four and Řepy sobě with one.[1][2]
Position of the election winner
Pokorný said that after the results were counted, Řepští sousedé held talks with other successful parties on cooperation and on the handover of agendas. As partners in the emerging council they chose members of the local STAN association, because in his view this would best allow them to fulfil their pre-election promises.[1][2]
The borough lies in western Prague, borders Prague 5, Prague 6 and Zličín, and has roughly 24,000 inhabitants.[1][2]
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Chronology
- — In Prague 17, the Řepští sousedé group and STAN agreed on a joint coalition, so Řepy will have new leadership after the municipal elections. Pražský deník Blesk.cz