Adam studied mechanical engineering in Plzeň and Marseille and earned his PhD at the CNRS research centre in Marseille. At the Nuclear Research Institute in Řež he ran international projects and took part in UN missions removing nuclear material from dangerous places, from Georgia to Nigeria. Prague’s transport problems, culminating in the collapse of the Troja footbridge, brought him into politics. He and his Italian-born wife are raising their seven-year-old son in Prague. To clear his head, he goes to the mountains or drives the 177 bus. Now he’s running for Mayor with one promise: Pro Prahu první poslední. He’ll do whatever it takes for Prague.

1. Unblock the construction of 8,000 municipal flats, right away. Housing in Prague must not be an unaffordable luxury.
2. Restart the Blanka tunnel extension and other key transport projects. Four years of marking time must end: roads, bridges, metro and tram lines.
3. Start work on metro line O. Prague needs projects that look further ahead than one election.
4. Create new places at secondary schools. We’ll build new buildings, and by buying places at private schools we’ll help this year’s ninth-graders straight away.
5. Launch support for families and students hit by high housing costs. Children must not pay for their parents‘ situation: every child should be able to afford school lunches and school trips.

Let this be the last year of Prague standing still under the current coalition. Read our full programme (in Czech): https://prahasobe.cz/praha-sobe-volebni-program-2026.pdf

• You’re a citizen of an EU country.
• You’re 18 or over on 10 October 2026.
• You have permanent or registered temporary residence in Prague.

1. Get on the voter list by Wednesday 7 October, 4 pm. It’s free. The button below takes you to an online tool that fills in the application for you. Then submit it to your district town hall: in person, through your data box (datová schránka), or by email with an electronic signature. Once you’re on the list, you stay on it as long as you live in Prague.

2. Go to your own polling station. Friday 9 October, 2 pm – 10 pm, or Saturday 10 October, 8 am – 2 pm. Bring your passport or national ID card. Find your polling station
3. Vote with a cross (X). You get two ballots: Prague City Council and your district council. Don’t tick or circle anything, it makes your ballot invalid. On the City Council ballot, one cross next to PRAHA SOBĚ votes for our whole team. If your district ballot has a PRAHA SOBĚ list too (often with the district’s name, like Praha 7 Sobě), put one cross next to it as well.

Come anyway. Bring your ID and your Czech residence document to your own polling station, and the committee can add you to the list on the spot. Registering in advance is safer.

PRAHA SOBĚ is a Prague city party. For eight years we’ve been making Prague better: we build schools, footbridges and bridges. In all that time, not a single scandal, just results. Alongside Prague City Council, we’re also running in many of Prague’s city districts. For Prague City Council, we’re running in a coalition with the Christian Democrats and the Greens.

What is it like to live in Prague as an EU citizen? What works well, and what should change? Write to us. We reply to everyone.

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Write to Adam directly: [email protected]