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Electoral district in the Czech Republic
Senate district 17 – Prague 12 is an electoral district of the Senate of the Czech Republic , which is entirely located in the Capital City of Prague .[ 1] Since 2018, former presidential candidate and head of the Foreign Affairs committee, Pavel Fischer, is representing the district as an independent.
1996 Czech Senate election in Prague 12[ 2]
Candidate
Party
1st round
2nd round
Votes
%
Votes
%
Jan Krámek
ODS
18 671
48,65
24 511
68,75
Zdeněk Pleskot
ČSSD
5 907
15,39
11 141
31,25
Jan Sokol
KDU-ČSL
4 943
12,88
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—
Milan Richter
KSČM
3 688
9,61
—
—
Vladimír Janský
ODA
3 565
9,29
—
—
Přibyslava Tichotová
DEU
1 142
2,98
—
—
Jiří Machač
KAN
459
1,20
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—
2006 Czech Senate election in Prague 12[ 4]
Candidate
Party
1st round
2nd round
Votes
%
Votes
%
Tomáš Grulich
ODS
17 429
47,37
13 364
62,42
Pavel Klener
SZ
4 721
12,83
8 044
37,57
Květoslava Kořínková
ČSSD
4 508
12,25
—
—
Petr Šimůnek
KSČM
3 104
8,43
—
—
Svatopluk Karásek
US-DEU
2 922
7,94
—
—
Daniela Rázková
KDU-ČSL
1 891
5,13
—
—
Mirka Čejková
„21“
1 490
4,05
—
—
Petr Hannig
SZR
529
1,43
—
—
Václav Truhlář
ČP
196
0,53
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—
2012 Czech Senate election in Prague 12[ 5]
Candidate
Party
1st round
2nd round
Votes
%
Votes
%
Tomáš Grulich
ODS
5 284
20,02
12 416
61,29
František Adámek
ČSSD
4 574
17,33
7 841
38,7
Petr Šimůnek
KSČM
3 781
14,33
—
—
Ivan Gabal
KDU-ČSL , SZ
3 710
14,06
—
—
Jaroslav Vondráček
TOP 09 , STAN
3 205
12,14
—
—
Miloslav Bednář
Svobodní
1 821
6,9
—
—
Karel Kasal
SD-SN
1 814
6,87
—
—
Vít Olmer
VV
1 118
4,23
—
—
Silvia Weiszová
Suverenity
671
2,54
—
—
Valentin Papazian
PP
407
1,54
—
—
2018 Czech Senate election in Prague 12[ 6]
Candidate
Party
1st round
2nd round
Votes
%
Votes
%
Pavel Fischer
Independent
20 342
47,98
14 919
78,08
Eva Tylová
Pirates , LES
6 828
16,10
4 188
21,91
Ivan Pilný
ANO
5 304
12,51
—
—
Aleš Gerloch
Independent
3 832
9,04
—
—
Ivan David
SPD
2 318
5,46
—
—
Marta Semelová
KSČM
1 685
3,97
—
—
Jiří Nouza
HPP
1 147
2,70
—
—
František Dobšík
ČSSD
933
2,20
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^ Election for shortened four-year term