Despite winning the most votes nationally in the recent municipal elections in the Czech Republic, ANO movement leader and Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has expressed dissatisfaction with the results. While the ANO movement achieved success in several cities, it experienced a “total defeat” in Prague, losing ground in both the capital and multiple regional areas. Babiš is now demanding self-reflection within the party, criticizing members who he believes rely solely on the party’s brand recognition rather than actively working for votes. He suggests that a lack of effort contributed to the disappointing performance in key areas like Prague. This outcome raises questions about the future direction and strategy of the ANO movement as it moves forward. Babiš’s comments indicate a need for change and increased dedication from party members to maintain and improve their electoral performance across the Czech Republic.