The 2017 Czech legislative election is scheduled to be held on Oct 20 and 21 to elect 200 members of the Chamber of Deputies and and the leader of the resultant government will become the Prime Minister
The Czech constitution states that elections to the Chamber of Deputies must be held every four years.
Polling days in the Czech Republic are Friday and Saturday, and voters can submit their ballots on either day.
The exact date of the election is chosen by the President, who is obliged to call it at least 90 days before the election is held.
On April 06,2017, President Miloš Zeman announced 20 and 21 October 2017 as election days.
For the first time in Czech elections, campaign spending is limited, with a cap of 90 million CZK (approximately €3,300,000) for each party. A new supervisory body was established, the Office for Supervision of Finances of Political Parties and Political Movements
The Czech constitution states that elections to the Chamber of Deputies must be held every four years.
Polling days in the Czech Republic are Friday and Saturday, and voters can submit their ballots on either day.
The exact date of the election is chosen by the President, who is obliged to call it at least 90 days before the election is held.
On April 06,2017, President Miloš Zeman announced 20 and 21 October 2017 as election days.
For the first time in Czech elections, campaign spending is limited, with a cap of 90 million CZK (approximately €3,300,000) for each party. A new supervisory body was established, the Office for Supervision of Finances of Political Parties and Political Movements
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