Running for ANO
Vyškov is our home, but lots of my classmates leave it after school. I don't want our town to be just a dormitory town that you have to commute from for everything. I want a Vyškov where young people want to stay, live and work. I'm pushing for better conditions for school-leavers' balls, modern outdoor workout areas in parks and affordable things to do for everyone. Let's give Vyškov new energy!
Sport and a healthy lifestyle should be accessible to everyone, not just top athletes. I want to push through sports vouchers that will make it easier for families to pay for after-school clubs, and support informal tournaments (for example between schools) and exercise sessions for the public. I also care about mental health and relaxation – I support talks on stress prevention for young people and creating green zones for relaxing in our town.
Politics shouldn't just happen behind the closed doors of the town hall. I want to connect Vyškov's leadership directly with young people. I'm pushing for setting up a Vyškov Youth Council and introducing regular open debates between young people and the mayor. I want students and young people to have the chance to tell the town's leadership to their face what they want to change, and for the town hall to take their voice seriously. We're the ears and eyes in places an ordinary official can't see.
I've just finished my school-leaving exams and in September I'm starting at Mendelova univerzita v Brně. Even though my studies are taking me to Brno, Vyškov is and will remain my home. As a fresh secondary school graduate, I know exactly what bothers young people, why they leave the region and what they're missing here. I'm bringing energy, my generation's perspective and the determination to make Vyškov a town where we want to live, work and come back to.
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.
