Find where to vote in Prague in the 2026 municipal elections
Not sure where you vote in Prague? Enter the address where you are registered as living in Prague in the tool above. It will identify your voting district (volební okrsek) and show the polling station assigned to you for the Prague municipal elections on 9–10 October 2026.
The Prague Polling Station Finder uses the official Czech RÚIAN address and voting-district register together with polling-place information published by the City of Prague and individual Prague municipal districts. After finding your polling station, you can also choose when you plan to vote, plan your route and add the vote and reminders to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
How does the Prague polling station finder work?
Your polling station depends on the address where you are officially registered as living. When you select your address, the tool checks its location against the official RÚIAN map of voting districts. It then matches your voting-district number with our database of Prague polling places.
The result shows the name and address of your polling station and your voting-district number. You can open the location in Google Maps, copy the address or make a concrete plan for when and how you will go to vote.
EU citizens living in Prague can vote too
Citizens of other EU countries who meet the residence requirements have the right to vote in Czech municipal elections. If you are an EU citizen living in Prague, make sure you are included in the voter list before voting.
Volby pro všechny has a separate EU voter registration tool to explain the process and help you prepare your registration. You can also read our step-by-step guide to voting in the 2026 municipal elections .
Frequently asked questions
Where do I vote in Prague?
Your polling station is determined by the address where you are registered as living. Enter that address in the polling-station finder at the top of this page to find your assigned location.
What is a volební okrsek?
A volební okrsek is a voting district. Prague is divided into voting districts, and each district is assigned a specific polling station. The finder determines your district automatically from your address.
When can I vote in the 2026 Prague municipal elections?
Voting takes place on Friday 9 October 2026 from 14:00 to 22:00 and Saturday 10 October 2026 from 08:00 to 14:00.
Can an EU citizen vote in Prague municipal elections?
EU citizens who meet the Czech residence requirements can vote in municipal elections. Depending on your situation, you may need to be added to the voter list. Use our EU voter registration tool for practical guidance.
Can I add my voting plan to my calendar?
Yes. After finding your polling station, choose a day, time and how you plan to get there. You can then add your voting plan to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook and create reminders before the election.
Does Volby pro všechny store the home address I enter?
No. Volby pro všechny does not intentionally store the home address entered into the finder. Address matching uses the official ČÚZK RÚIAN service. Our local statistics can record that a successful lookup occurred and which voting district was returned, but not the home address, email address, IP address or a visitor identifier.
Jak najít volební místnost v Praze?
Hledáte, kde hlasovat v Praze v komunálních volbách 9.–10. října 2026? Do vyhledávače nahoře zadejte adresu, na které máte v Praze evidované bydliště. Nástroj určí váš volební okrsek a zobrazí příslušnou volební místnost.
Vyhledávač využívá oficiální data registru RÚIAN a informace o volebních místnostech zveřejněné Prahou a jednotlivými městskými částmi. Po nalezení místa si můžete také naplánovat čas hlasování, trasu a přidat si volby do kalendáře.
