Running for ODS, TOP 09 a nezávislí
For Brno and its further development, connections to the world are essential, whether that's the motorway to Vienna, links to high-speed railways or developing Brno airport. It also matters so that young people can see that they don't have to leave Brno for work elsewhere and that the city will give them enough opportunities to fulfil themselves.
The riverside embankment, the park on Moravské náměstí or the revitalised park around the water reservoirs on Žlutý kopec. These are examples of places that have changed for the better in recent years and that people have taken to heart. We have to keep going like that, so that the centre and its public space aren't just a place people pass through, but a place where they like to spend their time.
I'm 20 and for the last few years I've been active in Mladá ODS, where I hold the position of regional secretary. In the autumn I'm starting law at Masarykova univerzita, and at the same time I work as an assistant to MP Lucie Bartošová in the Chamber of Deputies. During election campaigns and outside them, I've worked with politicians at all levels on how they present themselves publicly.
I'm running because the voice and perspective of the young generation need to be heard in municipal councils too. Last year's parliamentary elections confirmed that young candidates across parties won record support. I want to show the way to other people our age, which is why I'm running for Brno City Council and the Brno-střed City District Council.
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.
