The Motorist Party, led by Foreign Minister Petr Macinka, intends to participate in October’s senate elections, but will focus its efforts on a single candidate in the Vysočina region. Rather than fielding candidates in all election districts, the party plans to endorse nominees from coalition partners and independent contenders in the remaining areas. This strategic approach signals a shift in the party's electoral tactics. Macinka revealed this plan to Novinky, a Czech news outlet. The Motorist Party’s limited direct participation suggests a prioritization of coalition building and broader support for aligned candidates. This move could influence the outcome of the senate races, potentially strengthening the coalition's presence in the upper house of parliament. The party aims to maximize its influence through targeted campaigning and strategic alliances.