Police charged a woman with election interference. Due to vote buying.

A 34-year-old woman has been charged with obstructing the electoral process in Mariánské Lázně for allegedly buying votes during local elections. Police spokesperson Jakub Kopřiva announced that the woman is being prosecuted while free and could face up to three years in prison if convicted. The woman reportedly promised financial rewards to voters in exchange for their votes for the political movement Naše Česko. She instructed voters on how to vote and demanded photographic evidence of their ballots. The case is under investigation, and the Plzeň Regional Court is reviewing complaints regarding the election process. The leader of Naše Česko, Martin Kuba, stated that the candidate involved had ceased cooperation with the movement prior to the allegations.