I Stood Against Everyone. The Pirates' Attacks Were Hateful, Says Re-Elected Senator Love
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Senator Václav Láska (SEN 21) will be running for his third consecutive mandate after a dramatic vote count. He had the closest fight in the entire metropolis in the second round of the election in the Prague 5 district with the principal of Smíchov Secondary Industrial School, Radko Sáblík (ODS). The difference between the two candidates was only around 6 percent.
Václav Láska (SEN 21) will once again be the senator in the Prague 5 constituency. In the second round of the Senate elections, he received 53.21 percent of the votes. This is according to the results of the count on www.volby.cz. The second place went to Radko Sáblík (ODS), the director of Smíchovské střední, who received 46.78 percent of the votes. 22.68 percent of voters participated in the second round of the elections, while 45.41 percent v…
Václav Láska has his own permanent fan club, we were unable to reach that many voters, comments Radko Sáblík, director of the Smíchov Secondary Industrial School and Gymnasium, on his loss in the Senate elections in Prague 5. "If the turnout had been around 30 percent, I would have won," says Sáblík, who arrived at the ODS headquarters with students who helped him.
Václav Láska (SEN21) will become a senator for the third time. In an interview for Deník N, he talks about the challenging campaign, tense relations with the Pirates, the role of the Senate during the ANO, SPD and Motorists governments, and why he wants to devote more time to Prague in the coming years.
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