The Pilsen 1 district office said on 6 October that an eligible voter unable to reach a polling station for a serious reason, particularly a health or family reason, may request voting with a portable ballot box during the 9–10 October 2026 elections. Contact the district office in advance or your own precinct commission on election days. Two commission members can visit only within that precinct, not at a relative’s home outside it. For Pilsen 1, call the district secretariat on 378 036 001 or 378 036 101, or resident records on 378 036 034. A family member or friend can also relay the request at the polling station.
A separate voter card for another polling station is valid for the Senate election only, not municipal council elections. For the first round, apply in person at the office for your permanent address by Wednesday 7 October, 4 pm; the written and online deadline passed on 2 October. Pilsen 1 voters may use this card only within Senate district No. 9, Plzeň-město. Only Czech citizens vote for the Senate. In municipal elections, the Interior Ministry says eligible voters include Czech citizens and citizens of other EU countries who meet the residence and voter-list registration requirements. Speaking English or living in Czechia alone does not confer voting rights. The cover is a conceptual AI illustration, not a photograph of an actual polling station.
