Following recent elections, most of the thirty largest cities in the Czech Republic are poised for changes in leadership, with coalition negotiations expected to continue for weeks in some areas. The city of Zlín anticipates a swift resolution, as parties have largely agreed on a coalition. Brno also appears to have a clear path forward, while in Karvina, the ČSSD party is expected to govern alone once again. A significant outcome of these elections is the steep decline in support for the SPD party across these cities, resulting in worsened results or complete removal from city councils. The election results indicate a shift in the political landscape of the Czech Republic’s major urban centers. These changes will reshape local governance in key areas throughout the country.