Running for Piráti
Public finances under public control. I want a click-through budget so that we can all see where the money goes and what the town hall invests in. I also support a public debate on the budget before it's approved. I'll push for reform of local fees and for scrapping them where they make no sense. I support restoring participatory budgeting, so that together we can decide where part of the money goes and support projects the residents of Prague 8 long for.
Transport isn't just a political topic. We all travel somewhere every day. I want people in Prague 8 to be able to get comfortably from A to B by public transport, on foot, by car and by bike. I support building new tram lines (Kobylisy - Bohnice - Podbaba) and solving parking where blue zones are missing today or don't match the reality of local residents. I'm currently learning to drive a tram, so maybe we'll soon meet on the tracks.
The district's communication and services don't meet 21st-century standards. Official social media accounts aren't meant to be a tool for political promotion, the district's website shouldn't look like it's from the start of the millennium (at best), and communication should run through existing smart solutions. Prague 8, simply in your pocket. For those who will be making decisions about it in the future too. I want a town hall that is open, understandable and accessible. A town hall where data moves around instead of people, and where as much as possible can be handled online.
I completed a master's programme in Accounting and Corporate Financial Management at FFÚ VŠE in Prague. I work as a project and HR manager, run social media and occasionally organise or host events. I believe politics is a public service and can be done fairly, openly and with joy. My strengths include good communication skills, teaching and passing on information. In my free time I'm into music and photography, and I'm interested in transport and urban development. So it's no surprise that I'm learning to drive a tram. I also enjoy sitting in a nice café.
The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.
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The municipal elections are on 9 and 10 October 2026. You vote where you have your permanent residence.
