Senate district 25 – Prague 6

25th district of Czech Senate consists primarily of Prague 6. Current senator is Jiří Růžička

Senators
TermSenatorParty
1996-1998Jan KoukalCivic Democratic Party
1998-2004Jan RumlFreedom Union, Four-Coalition
2004-2010Karel SchwarzenbergCivic Democratic Alliance, Freedom Union – Democratic Union
2010-2016Petr BratskýCivic Democratic Party
Since 2016Jiří RůžičkaTOP 09

Elections

1996
CandidatePartyVotes%
Jan KoukalCivic Democratic Party25,70154.13
Jaromír CísařCzech Social Democratic Party7,75216.33
Alexander TučekCommunist Party of Bohemia and Moravia6,22513.11
Josef FořtlCivic Democratic Alliance4,0498.53
Helena FrankenbergerováClub of Committed Non-Party Members1,9714.15
Ivan MartinovskýGreen Party6931.46
Aleš MoravecRight Bloc6611.39
Zdeněk ŠkodaParty of Small Businessmen4310.91

1998
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Jan RumlFreedom Union, Four-Coalition18,36740.6720,05965.56
Jan KoukalCivic Democratic Party11,06524.5010,53634.44
Zdeněk TrojanCzech Social Democratic Party7,55216.72
Alexander TučekCommunist Party of Bohemia and Moravia5,21611.55
Karel KřížIndependeent2,9606.55

2004
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Karel SchwarzenbergCivic Democratic Alliance, Freedom Union – Democratic Union10,54733.2015,08858.16
Marie KousalíkováCivic Democratic Party10,49533.0410,85441.83
Václav ExnerCommunist Party of Bohemia and Moravia4,69114.76
Jan KačerChristian and Democratic Union – Czechoslovak People's Party3,45510.87
Jindřich TomášCzech Social Democratic Party1,9146.02
Zdislav RůžičkaParty of Common Sense4471.40
Jiří StanislavIndependent2140.67

2010
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Petr BratskýCivic Democratic Party11,57429.8610,85150.16
Bedřich MoldanTOP 09+Mayors and Independents9,76123.5010,78149.83
Jan KohoutCzech Social Democratic Party7,97019.19
Lucie RamnebornováIndependent4,0399.72
Helena BriardováCommunist Party of Bohemia and Moravia2,9367.06
Martin StránskýPublic Affairs2,3425.63
Marián HošekChristian and Democratic Union – Czechoslovak People's Party1,5213.66
Tomáš FingerParty of Civic Rights7741.86
Daniel SolisDemocratic Green Party4221.01
Ivan ŠterzlCzech National Social Party 20051900.45

2016 election

2016 election election was held as part of 2016 Czech Senate election. It was considered the most closely watched district in 2016. Jiří Růžička defeated Social democratic candidate Václav Bělohradský. Incumbent senator Petr Bratský didn't run.[1][2] Other candidates included former dissident František Stárek, a dancer Vlastimil Harapes and former Chairman of Sazka Aleš Hušák.[3]

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Jiří RůžičkaTOP 09 supported by STAN and KDU-ČSL12,21342.3113,63172.06
Václav BělohradskýCzech Social Democratic Party - Green Party4 82816.725.28427.93
František StárekCivic Democratic Party supported by Free Citizens3,95713.71
Vlastimil HarapesANO 20113,84013.30
Pavel FraněkCommunist Party of Bohemia and Moravia1,7285.98
Jaroslav DvořákParty of Civic Rights8773.03
Martin ŠalekOrder of Nation4821.67
Bedřich DandaFreeholder Party of the Czech Republic3411.18
Daniel SolisCoalition for Republic – Republican Party of Czechoslovakia3211.11
Aleš HušákINDEPENDENTS2740.94
gollark: People do not actually act rationally.
gollark: What, you mean in real life?
gollark: Factories are a tool of the oppressor! Anarchoprimitivism forever!
gollark: Bomb the wealthy! Consume the factories!
gollark: Specifically, in ones where you believe in "property rights" and "actually being compensated for doing things".

References
  1. "Do Senátu zamíří pedagog Růžička, v Praze 6 porazil Bělohradského". Pražský deník (in Czech). 15 October 2016. Retrieved 16 August 2017.
  2. "Ostře sledovaný souboj ‚těžkých vah' na Praze 6 vyhrál pedagog Růžička. Postupuje i Bělohradský". Lidovky.cz. 8 October 2016. Retrieved 16 August 2017.
  3. "V Praze 6 se o křeslo v Senátu utkají Růžička a Bělohradský". Euro.cz (in Czech). 8 October 2016. Retrieved 16 August 2017.

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