Candidate debate — Brno

An evening with young people running for council in the South Moravian Region. Come and hear what they have to say and ask them about what bugs you in your city.

Debate recording

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The debate has already taken place and registration is closed. Thanks to everyone who came.

On stage

7 people have confirmed they're taking part. The line-up may still grow — we keep it updated.

Line-up of the follow-up panel discussion

The debate will be followed by a panel discussion on municipal elections and young people's involvement in politics. 3 guests have confirmed they're taking part.

  • Štěpán SmatanaNEZÁJEM project leadership

    He runs NEZÁJEM. Before that, he founded the project Člověče, vyznej se, which brought informal parliament simulations to more than 120 classrooms. He studies law at Univerzita Karlova.

  • Ladislav Mrklaspolitical scientist, CEVRO

    He co-founded the CEVRO university, where he focuses on electoral systems and political parties. He regularly comments on politics for Czech and foreign media.

  • Miloš Gregorpolitical scientist, Masarykova univerzita

    At the Faculty of Social Studies at MUNI, he works on political marketing and countering disinformation. He is the Prime Minister's adviser on disinformation.

Where they disagree

Statements from the election calculator on which the people on stage differ the most — based on their own answers (6 of 7 answered).

  1. Sport

    Brno should sell the land behind Lužánky to an investor even at a significantly lower price than the one set by the city's expert valuation, if this is a condition for a new football stadium to be built.

  2. Transport

    Fares on Brno's public transport should be free for people under 26.

  3. Urban development

    Creating the position of a coordinator for roadworks and closures has proved to be a sufficient solution to the problem of Brno being dug up everywhere, and it should therefore continue to be kept in preference to other possible solutions.

  4. Transport

    The city should introduce a speed limit of 30 km/h in the centre instead of the current 50 km/h.

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What candidates here focus on

Most common topics: housing (8×), open city hall and communication (8×), public space (6×), IT and AI in city administration (6×), transport (5×), young people (4×), sport (4×), jobs and business (3×).

Running for: Piráti, Nové Brno, SPD, ODS, Hnutí Za Lužánky, Fakt Brno, independent candidate, TOP 09, KDU-ČSL, ANO, Zelení. They are between 19 and 31 years old.

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The municipal elections are on 9 and 10 October 2026. You vote where you have your permanent residence.

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