After 16 years, the era of Jan Skanepa (Independents for Rychnov) ends in Rychnov nad Kněžnou. This year, the 70-year-old mayor has had a candidate write in last place, and if voters were to round him into the council, he intends to remain only a rank-and-file member, at most a rank-and-file councillor. At the same time, three new groups are heading to the leadership of the city, and years later the government's YES is also vying for votes.
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After 16 years, the era of Jan Skanepa (Independents for Rychnov) ends in Rychnov nad Kněžnou. This year, the 70-year-old mayor has had a candidate write in last place, and if voters were to round him into the council, he intends to remain only a rank-and-file member, at most a rank-and-file councillor. At the same time, three new groups are heading to the leadership of the city, and years later the government's YES is also vying for votes.