Motorists have ruled out the possibility of a pre-election coalition. They will run for the Chamber of Deputies independently

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Motorists will run independently in this year's autumn parliamentary elections. The members voted not to join any pre-election coalition, which they consider an "unfortunate trend". However, they did not rule out an agreement on support from Robert Šlachta (Přísaha) or Svobodny. This was announced on Saturday in a press release by party chairman Petr Macinka.

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One pre-election campaign issue has been resolved — Motorists go to the polls separately. It will not build a coalition, not even with Oath, whose cooperation was successful in the Euro elections. But another unknown is yet to be resolved — will MEP Filip Turek run for Motorists for the Chamber?

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Motorists themselves will take part in the autumn elections for the House of Assembly separately, they will not enter into any pre-election coalitions. Petr Macinka, chairman of the political party, informed in a press release about the results of the intra-party vote, which were confirmed by the Bureau. He added that Motorists also do not exclude the possibility of an agreement on support from the chairman of the Oath Movement Róbert Šlachta or…

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The Motorists Movement will go to the elections independently. The possibility of forming a coalition, for example, with the Přísaha movement was rejected by 86% of members in a binding vote. This took place within the party from 4 to 8 January, together with a debate, said Petr Macinka, the chairman of the movement, which has already managed to win two mandates in the European elections.

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Prague - Motorists will participate in the autumn elections to the Chamber of Deputies independently, and will not join any pre-election coalition. The results of the internal party vote, which was confirmed by the presidium, were announced in a press release by the party's chairman, Petr Macinka. He added that Motorists also do not rule out the possibility of an agreement on support from the chairman of the Příšaha movement, Róbert Šlachta, or …