Vallo remains Bratislava mayor, Košice elects new mayor, regional governors retain seats
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Bishop Bezák also came to support him.
As a resident of Bratislava, I am pleased that the people of this city have known for a long time where the west is. As a voter, I am glad that the government's falsehood has lost here. And as a citizen of Slovakia, I appreciate that the good news far outweighed the bad.
Supported by the opposition, Matusz Vallo defended his position as mayor of Bratislava. He defeated the candidate of the ruling coalition, Transport Minister Jozef Raž. According to preliminary results of Saturday's local and regional elections, Prime Minister Robert Fico's party, Smer, failed to win the mayoral seat in any of the provincial capitals.
Matúš Vallo, who won almost two-thirds of the votes in Saturday's election, will remain the mayor of the Slovak metropolis of Bratislava for another four years. He won by a large margin over his main challenger, Transport Minister Jozef Ráž (a non-partisan for Prime Minister Robert Fico's Smér-Social Democracy party).
Matúš Vallo, who won almost two-thirds of the votes in Saturday's elections, will remain the mayor of the Slovak metropolis of Bratislava for another four years. He won by a large margin over his main challenger, Transport Minister Jozef Ráž (a non-partisan member of Prime Minister Robert Fico's Smér-Social Democracy party), Slovak media reported today.
Všech osm hejtmanů na Slovensku obhájilo v sobotních speğených krajských a komunálních volbách své funkce. V Bratislavě zůstane primátorem Matúš Vallo, naopak ve druhém největším městě v Košicích dosavadní primátor končí. Plyne to z výsledků, které zveřejnil slovenský statisticý úřad a které pak dnes odpoledne potvrdila státní volební komise.
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