The first candidate for KDU-ČSL is the representative of Prague 12 in the fifth place and the doctor Tom Philipp.

Benda is in third place on the list, Feri is fourth, Svoboda is sixth and another Civic-Democrat MP Pavel Žáček is seventh. Renáta Zajíčková, a teacher and mayor of Prague 5 on behalf of the ODS, is in eighth position, Kolář is in ninth place, and Petr Fifka, a candidate of the ODS candidate, closes the top ten with the pharmacist and representative of the capital city of Prague.

On Saturday, Pekarová Adamová highlighted the support of self-employed people and entrepreneurs affected by the coronavirus crisis, a more flexible labor market or the establishment of other social services as a key priority. Together, he also wants to place emphasis on ecology and air protection.

Černochová included among her program priorities the maintenance of the pro-Western direction of Czech politics and the transatlantic link, as well as education. I consider it important that full-time teaching returns to all levels of education, including secondary and higher education.

Philipp considers it important to quickly bring medical facilities back to normal, with family and transportation priorities.

For example, Hayato Okamura, an interpreter and former candidate for the Senate or the European Parliament for KDU-ČSL, is in 15th place.

Olga Richterová (Pirates), a member of the coalition of Pirates and STAN for the elections in the metropolis. Former Foreign Minister Tomáš Petříček is to lead the CSSD candidate in Prague, but with regard to internal party developments, this may still change. The government’s YES is not yet clear about the candidates, as is the SPD.

The first ten candidates on the Prague candidate list of the coalition Together: