Czech Republic: Municipal and First Round of Sub-Senate Elections Ended
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The work of the commissions, the tension of the candidates, the waiting for the results. In the Czech Republic, the polling stations closed at 2 p.m. on Saturday and the counting of votes began. The major parties have election headquarters in Prague, where the result of the prestigious fight for who will govern in the metropolis is also awaited.
Initial results expected late Saturday
The results are expected on Saturday night.
The last votes have been cast, now we await the verdict of the voters. The polling stations closed on Saturday afternoon and the counting of votes in the municipal and senate elections begins in the Czech Republic. See how the election finale looked across the country and how politicians experienced the moments before the results were announced.
PRAGUE - Polling stations in the Czech Republic closed at 2 p.m., ending the second day of municipal and senate elections. Election commissions have begun counting votes. Most results can be expected in the evening, with the final results likely to be known on Sunday, reports a correspondent in Prague.
In the Czech Republic, the polling stations closed at 2:00 p.m., ending the second day of municipal and senate elections. Election commissions began counting votes. Most of the results can be expected in the evening, with the final results likely to be known only on Sunday. During the two-day election, some places had to...
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