Candidates competed for 27 seats in the Senate through a two-round election, with five winners decided after the first round. This meant runoff elections were necessary in 22 districts to determine the remaining senators. The winning candidates in these runoffs required over fifty percent of the vote to secure their positions in the upper house of Parliament. This year’s Senate elections saw several key political contests unfold. ČT analyst Kamil Švec is providing an analysis of these political matchups and their outcomes. The focus is on identifying both the victors and those who were unsuccessful in their bids for a Senate seat. This analysis aims to provide insight into the dynamics of the Czech Republic's senatorial elections.