Running for Litvínov do Toho!
Litvínov needs good transport links to Prague and elsewhere, both by car and by rail. But the state is slow at this and the town doesn't fight for itself or come up with solutions. I want to be the change here. Public transport is the second aspect that can significantly improve life here. More frequent services during hockey matches and at peak times and better connections between services are my priority.
Young people are fleeing Litvínov. Our town is slowly dying and that's not good. Litvínov can use the nearby nature of the Krušné hory and a more affordable property market to attract young people, but it must provide good transport links, improve the town's overall image and offer quality housing for young families. I want Litvínov to have a future, and that won't happen without young people. I believe good policy can succeed in attracting them to the town.
Coal mining, a chemical plant, a landfill, power stations and now even an incinerator? Our region has been devastated by heavy industry for decades. I want the ruined landscape to have time to heal, and for us to be able to live in a clean and pleasant town, without impacts on our health. I want to put an emphasis on blue-green infrastructure, negotiations on a fair end to mining and new projects supporting land reclamation.
I'm a trainee lawyer; I studied law, public administration and territorial studies. I'm interested in transport, security and the world. I'm a patriot, a lover of my homeland. I love our country, our town, and I want life here to be good for us.
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.
