The second round of the Senate election in electoral district no. 66 – Litovel took place on 17 October 2026. It was won by the incumbent senator Marek Ošťádal, who ran for the 24/7 movement and received 65.42 percent of the vote. According to the results published on volby.cz, Martin Škurek (ANO 2011), deputy governor of the Olomouc Region, came second with 34.57 percent.
District
The Litovel district covers the Litovel, Uničov, Šternberk and Mohelnice areas and roughly half of the Zábřeh area.
Course of the election
In the first round Ošťádal received 32.17 percent of the vote and Škurek 28.78 percent; five candidates competed for the seat. Turnout was 40.02 percent in the first round and 18.49 percent in the second.
Ošťádal, a former mayor of Nákl, was first elected to the Senate in 2020 for STAN, winning 68.76 percent in the second round and defeating Jan Zahradníček (ANO 2011). After the regional elections he left STAN and defended the seat for the newly founded 24/7 movement, for which he had to collect the required number of signatures. According to the Czech News Agency, he ran no election campaign.
Statements of the candidates
After his victory Ošťádal said he saw the result as a mark of respect from voters, and that he wants to continue cooperating with mayors and working on legislation. Škurek called the campaign fair and said that it gave him a number of ideas. In his view the results of ANO 2011 in the Senate election were not good and need to be evaluated; he said Litovel district does not differ from the results in other districts.
Chronology
- — In the second round of the Senate elections, Marek Ošťádal (24/7) defended his seat in the Litovel constituency with 65.27 percent of the vote. ČTK / České noviny Deník: Olomoucký kraj
Sources
- ČTK / České noviny — 17 October 2026
- Deník: Olomoucký kraj — 17 October 2026