
Jan Hušbauer
Jan Hušbauer, born in 1988, is a Czech politician, entrepreneur and manager.
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- 1988
- Party
- ANO 2011
Right · Where sources place the party (ANO 2011)
Wikipedia: right-wing (ANO 2011)
Ideology: right-wing populism, technocracy
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A Prague 4 district councillor and deputy mayor since 2018 and a Prague city councillor since 2022, he chairs the Prague organisation of ANO, elected in June 2026. He leads ANO's slate in the 2026 Prague municipal election and is named in the race for Mayor of Prague.
Career
Hušbauer was born on 8 July 1988. Since 2008 he has held various managerial roles at the Prague British International School, he co-owned Lion Facility & Services from 2015 to 2017, and from November 2017 he co-owns V&M, an agency representing professional and youth footballers. He has been a Prague 4 district councillor and deputy mayor since 2018 and a Prague city councillor since September 2022. In the 2025 parliamentary election he won 1,579 preference votes but stood fourth on the ballot and became an alternate. He became chair of Prague ANO in June 2026 and list leader in August 2026.
Positions
According to Czech Wikipedia, his 2026 platform on housing backs both municipal and private construction, opposes higher taxes on investment property and favours stronger regulation of Airbnb. On transport he puts expanding parking before raising fees and wants to simplify Prague's parking zones. Wikipedia places his party, ANO 2011, on the right of the spectrum.
Summarised automatically from the linked sources. Wikipedia (Czech) · Wikipedia
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Mayor of Prague 2026
| Outcome | Left – Right | Age | Probability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tomáš Portlík | Centre-right | 54% | |
| Petr Hlaváček | Centre | 65 | 42% |
| Jan Hušbauer | Right | 3% | |
| Adam Scheinherr | Centre | 2% | |
| Tereza Nislerová | Centre-left | <1% | |
| Jana Komrsková | Centre-left | 48 | <1% |
| Václav Láska | Centre | <1% | |
| Klára Sovová | <1% | ||
| Milan Urban | <1% | ||
| Bohuslav Svoboda | <1% |