Petr Macinka, leader of the Motoristé sobě (Motorists for Themselves) party, discussed the upcoming local and Senate elections in the Czech Republic, noting a limited number of candidates from his party. In an interview with iDNES.cz, Macinka expressed a somewhat defiant attitude towards criticism, suggesting opposition indicates his party is effectively challenging the status quo. He also addressed his relationship with the President and offered his perspective on the proposed state budget, revealing dissatisfaction with its current form. Macinka’s party is primarily focusing its efforts on the local elections, with no candidates running for the Senate. The interview is part of a series conducted by iDNES.cz with leaders of various Czech political parties and movements. He frames any animosity towards him as a positive sign of his party's impactful work.