Running for ODS
At Anděl or around Smíchovské nádraží, nobody should be afraid to get off the metro or a tram after dark. We need to see city police officers on foot patrols right in the streets and parks, not just driving past in a patrol car. This also includes better lighting of darker spots and consistent enforcement of the rules against homeless people and drug addicts who needlessly create a sense of danger in the streets.
As a student, what I mainly want in Prague 5 is for young people to have a reason to stay here after school too. That takes a more efficient municipal office thanks to digitalisation, and also faster construction, so that there are enough flats in Prague 5, especially for young people.
Public space should be clean, well maintained and pleasant for everyday life. It's not just about big projects, but also about the things you see every day – tidy streets, greenery, benches or the state of the pavements. Prague 5 should be a well-kept place its residents can be proud of.
My name is Ondřej Hladík and I'm 20. I study law and political science at Univerzita Karlova and I've been interested in politics since I was little. I decided to run because it seems to me there are few young people in politics, and I think the time has come for our voice to be heard more.
I've lived in Prague 5 my whole life, so I want our part of the city to keep developing and to be the dynamic and ambitious place it is today and that I want it to be in the future too.
The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.
The municipal elections are on 9 and 10 October 2026. You vote where you have your permanent residence.
