Mayors and Independents Come First in Prague Elections as Pirates Fall Back
The opposition Mayors and Independents (STAN) party came first in municipal elections in Prague, with 23 percent of the vote. Led by Prague Deputy Mayor Petr Hlaváček, secured more than 23 percent of the vote, up sharply from 7.8 percent four years ago. The party recorded the largest increase among the main political groups contesting the capital’s city council. The Spolu coalition, comprising…
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