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Václav Láska (SEN 21) expressed gratitude to his voters after a difficult election, in which he faced the majority of parliamentary parties, while his opponent Radko Sáblík (ODS) praised the work of his student team, which led his campaign. #SenátníVolby #VáclavLáska #Kampaň (translated)

Alexandr Mitrofanov wrote that the second round of the Senate elections showed how the Chamber and the government would look if the voters of Babiš and his party did not come to the polls. He added that these voters will come to the elections for the Chamber. #volby #politika #Senát (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka criticized the plan to convene a meeting in the Chamber of Deputies regarding the privacy of President Petr Pavel. He compared it to political processes from the communist era and claimed that its initiators were diverting attention from the problems facing Andrej Babiš's team, including the budget deficit and what he described as a fraud against pensioners. He also mentioned statements from representatives of the European Union regarding Babiš's conflict of interest. Šarapatka stated that Pavel publicly acknowledged a mistake concerning the elections and made his travel expenses public, although he emphasized that this is a private matter. He labeled the meeting in the Chamber as an unsuccessful political action and criticized Rajchl and Vondráček; he added a personal remark towards Rajchl. He described the President as a symbol of the Czech Republic in the West, in NATO, and the European Union, and called for support in the Senate. As a defender of democracy, he named Karel Řehka, Tomáš Třetina, Adéla Sucharda Šípová, Martin Dvořák, Jiří Padevět, and Tomáš Goláň and urged readers to go to the polls. #demokracie #politika #volby (translated)

Jana wrote that the Tuesday events in the Chamber ended on Friday morning. She stated that President Pavel returned and sent a complete overview of costs to the public even before a detailed analysis in the Chamber. She described the pace as very fast. #politika #prezident #sněmovna (translated)

Even six months after the (parliamentary) elections, political commentators were saying how fragmented the opposition is and that this way Andrej Babiš would govern for eight years. "If there were parliamentary elections now, we would win them. I am absolutely convinced of that," says Grolich, who won in the first round of the senatorial elections with over 63% of the votes in the Vyškov district. #KDUČSL #politika #sněmovnívolby (translated)

I hope the Prime Minister perceives all my activity and the support of the professional public. This is how the head of the Ministry of Education, Robert Plaga (ANO), expressed himself on Tuesday regarding the speculations that have been spreading in the parliamentary corridors in recent weeks. #vláda #školství #inkluze (translated)

The parliamentary committee recommended approving the budget with a deficit of 386 billion crowns, while the opposition was unsuccessful with its proposal to return it to the government for reworking and criticized the high deficits and rising interest on the national debt. #rozpočet #ekonomika #vláda (translated)

One of the points of those results is that if ODS thought after the last parliamentary elections that they would simply succeed as an independent party, then the municipal elections showed that they were deeply mistaken," noted Vratislav Dostál, adding that voters did not forget the party's historical issues. #politika #volby #opozice (translated)

The ANO movement is experiencing a significant drop in support in nationwide polls, which is a warning sign for Andrej Babiš, as his party would currently receive only 28.8 percent of the votes in parliamentary elections. #AndrejBabiš #HnutíANO #průzkumVeřejnéhoMínění (translated)

It's great that they are attacking me, that the prime minister will come to support their candidate, that they created a website about me with paid advertising. Grolich: YES would totally fail in the upcoming parliamentary elections, their marketing didn't know how to handle us. #SenátníVolby #AndrejBabiš #MarketingPolitiky (translated)

According to the latest survey by the STEM agency, the ANO movement would currently win the parliamentary elections with the support of 31.3 percent of voters, while the second position would be occupied by the STAN movement with 16.6 percent. #Volby2023 #HnutíANO #SenátníVolby (translated)

Jan Grolich, the governor of South Moravia and newly elected senator, in his victorious campaign in the first round of the Senate elections defeated the ANO movement candidate Petra Absolonová with 63.35 percent of the votes, which he described as an incredible result, and hinted at his ambitions for the next parliamentary elections. #senátnívolby #JanGrolich #lidovci (translated)

Michal Sirový congratulated Michal Škop and Datajournalist on their nearly live predictions for all senatorial districts and the largest cities. He stated that successful predictions can be made after counting just a few percent of votes or precincts. He criticized the media for continuing to debate the results, arguing that not enough votes have been counted, even though he believes that sufficient data is usually available during elections to estimate the final outcome. He added that the media, both commercial and public, should preferably publish timely predictions with a small margin of error rather than spend hours commenting on data corresponding to votes for parliamentary parties. #predikce #volby #žurnalistika (translated)

In the context of pre-election interviews for the Spotlight program, the moderators of Aktuálně.cz interviewed the leaders of parliamentary parties, discussing topics such as housing, preferences, and the need for opposition cooperation against the ANO movement. #volby2023 #politika #českárepublika (translated)