EU citizens have the right to vote in elections to municipal assembly in the Czech Republic. However, they are obliged before the elections to apply to be entered in annex to the voter list
Third country nationals do not have the right to vote in municipal elections in the Czech Republic.
You have the right to vote if you:
If you meet all the conditions, you are obliged to apply for entry in the annex to the voter list.
Although a person may be a voter and be registered to vote, some facts may prevent him from voting. The following are legal impediments:
You can apply to be entered at any time, but at the latest 2 days before election day (i.e. on the Wednesday before the election up to 16.00).
For an application in person you must prove:
In the written application, state your:
Submit the application to municipal office at the location of your registered residence in the Czech Republic.
In Prague, Brno, Ostrava, Plzeň, Ústí nad Labem, Pardubice, Opava and Liberec at the office of your city district.
Contacts for individual offices are available here.
The municipal office will enter you in the voting list. In the event that your application is incomplete or the municipal authorities have additional questions, they will ask you to correct or supplement it.
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In the written application, state your:
You can use the application form, which is always available here after the election date is announced in the Collection of Laws, along with other information about the elections.
Submit the application to municipal office at the location of your registered residence in the Czech Republic.
In Prague, Brno, Ostrava, Plzeň, Ústí nad Labem, Pardubice, Opava and Liberec at the office of your city district.
Contacts for individual offices are available here.
You may submit your application to the municipal office via data mailbox or by email with a recognised electronic signature.
The municipal office will enter you in the voter list. In the event that your application is incomplete or the municipal authorities have additional questions, they will ask you to correct or supplement it.
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You can take part in public life in your municipality, by electing your representatives.
You can at any time verify at your municipal office that you are enrolled on the voting list.
If you find an error, you can request a correction or addition to the information. The municipal authority is obliged to comply within 48 hours or to inform you in writing of the reasons why your request cannot be complied with.
Each voter also has the option to turn to the Regional Court, if he/she finds errors or shortcomings in the voting list in their case.
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In the municipality where you are resident. Once registered in the voter list, you will be recorded there until you yourself request deletion or for as long as you continue to meet all legal conditions. Example: For example, if you move to another municipality within the Czech Republic, you will automatically be listed in the electoral register in the new municipality. But if you leave the Czech Republic completely, you will no longer meet the conditions of residence and you will be removed from the register. On the Ministerstva vnitra website.
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