Candidate Who Missed the Second Round of the Senate Elections by a Single Vote Has Filed a Complaint
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Candidate Who Missed the Second Round of the Senate Elections by a Single Vote Has Filed a Complaint
The Supreme Administrative Court (NSS) has received 16 complaints and proposals regarding the Senate elections. Among them is a submission by the unsuccessful first-round candidate in the Žďár nad Sázavou constituency, Radek Černý (ODS), who missed out on advancing to the second round by a single vote.
Only one vote separated him from advancing to the second round of the Senate elections. The unsuccessful ODS candidate Radek Černý from the Žďár nad Sázavou district therefore turned to the Supreme Administrative Court (NSS). His submission is one of 16 complaints and proposals that the court received after this year's Senate elections.
The Supreme Administrative Court has received 16 complaints and proposals regarding the Senate elections. Among them is the submission of the unsuccessful candidate from the first round in the Žďár nad Sázavou constituency, Radek Černý (ODS), who missed out on advancing to the second round by a single vote. The Supreme Administrative Court stated this in a press release. The Election Senate must decide on the complaints by November 19, and its c…
The Supreme Administrative Court (NSS) has received 16 complaints and proposals regarding the Senate elections. Among them is a submission by the unsuccessful candidate from the first round in the Žďár nad Sázavou constituency, Radek Černý (ODS), who missed out on advancing to the second round by a single vote. The Supreme Administrative Court announced this in a press release on its website today. The Election Senate must decide on the complain…
The Supreme Administrative Court has received 16 complaints and proposals regarding the Senate elections. Among them is a submission by the unsuccessful candidate from the first round in the Žďár nad Sázavou constituency, Radek Černý (ODS), who missed out on advancing to the second round by a single vote. The Supreme Administrative Court announced this in a press release on its website on Friday.
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