In the Prague assembly elections, according to interim results with about 60 percent of votes counted, the Praha sobě movement held third place with 17 percent. The Czech Pirate Party was fifth at that point with almost ten percent. In the interim ranking STAN, led by Petr Hlaváček, was first, according to Pražská Drbna.[1][2]
The chair of Praha sobě, Adam Scheinherr, said on the evening of 10 October 2026 that he could imagine a coalition with STAN, Spolu and the Czech Pirate Party. According to him, he had agreed with the Spolu leader Tomáš Portlík at a meeting, and he wanted to meet STAN's Petr Hlaváček. According to him, the movement wants to seek responsibility for transport. Scheinherr also said that a coalition with 33 councillors would be very unstable.[1]
Before the count, Scheinherr described roughly 20 percent as a good result and said the movement wants to move from opposition to leading the Capital City of Prague. He expects the vote on the new executive council at the November assembly session. As a first task he named increasing the number of places at secondary schools.[1][2]
Chronology
- — In the elections to the Prague city assembly, the Praha sobě movement held third place with 17 percent after about 60 percent of the votes had been counted. Pražská Drbna Pražský deník
Sources
- Pražská Drbna — 10 October 2026
- Pražský deník — 10 October 2026