Time in government
9 years • 4 months
Czechia ANO 2011: Latest polls, election results and positions
Election Trend
33.6 %
-0.9 since the last election
Last Election
34.5 %
Election 2025 · 80 Seats
3-Month Trend
+1.4
Three months ago: 32.2 %
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Action of Dissatisfied Citizens
PfE
Czechia
Liberal
Eurosceptic
Founded 2011
ANO 2011 is a populist, centrist party in the Czech Republic, functioning as a catch-all movement. It blends economic liberal pragmatism with a value-conservative emphasis on national sovereignty and is often characterized as a personality-driven political vehicle.
Values and Ideology
ANO's foundation is built upon a technocratic, anti-establishment ethos. The party views the state primarily as an enterprise requiring efficient 'management' rather than ideological governance. Its worldview is characterized by a profound distrust of traditional elites and a commitment to replacing corruption with professional competence. While initially presenting as liberal-reformist, its core identity has increasingly shifted towards a moderate nationalism, emphasizing Czech identity and sovereignty within the European Union.
Political Priorities
ANO's agenda targets a broad electorate, with a particular focus on seniors, low-income citizens, and rural populations. Economically, it advocates a blend of tax relief and generous social welfare spending to safeguard living standards. A core tenet is the staunch opposition to illegal migration and resistance to deeper EU integration that could erode national competencies. The party positions itself as a pragmatic problem-solver, championing the interests of the 'common person' against bureaucracy and external pressures.
Role in the Political System
Strategically, ANO holds a dominant position within the Czech party system, having largely disrupted the traditional left-right political divide. Its power base is heavily centralized around its founder, frequently sparking debates about internal party democracy. Within the political landscape, it operates as a system-critical force, yet adeptly utilizes state institutions to further its objectives. Internationally, the party has distanced itself from liberal alliances, increasingly aligning with other sovereignist movements across Europe to form a counterweight against Brussels' federalist tendencies.
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ANO 2011: Key issues and ideological profile
ANO 2011
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Topic
Salience
Position 2024
Position 2019
Question
Stance
Economy & State
Should income and wealth be redistributed?
Advocates moderate redistribution in favor of social justice.
Stance
How should the state manage its available budget?
Seeks a balance between investments and fiscal discipline.
Stance
Should the local economy be protected?
Tends towards stronger protection of the domestic economy.
Stance
Society & Values
What is more important: freedom or security?
Prioritizes security over unrestricted freedom.
Stance
Should the equality of women be promoted?
Considers additional support unnecessary.
Stance
Should LGBTQ+ equality be advanced?
Considers equality established and rejects further advancement.
Stance
Should same-sex marriage be allowed?
Neutral or undecided on same-sex marriage.
Stance
What role should religions play in politics?
Views religion as a personal but socially relevant matter.
Stance
Should policy focus on urban or rural areas?
Prioritizes rural regions and their development.
Stance
Environment & Globalization
What is more important: environmental protection or economy?
Prioritizes economic growth over ecological goals.
Stance
What is more important: climate protection or economy?
Prioritizes economic growth over climate protection.
Stance
Migration & Integration
How should immigration policy be regulated?
Advocates strict immigration rules and limited immigration.
Stance
How should immigrant integration be shaped?
Desires a culturally homogeneous society with clear guiding cultures.
Stance
Should ethnic minorities be granted more rights?
Rejects special rights and demands equal treatment without privileges.
Stance
What role should nation-states play?
Emphasizes national interests and sovereignty.
Stance
Democracy & Institutions
How should power be distributed?
Advocates clear, central leadership for the leader.
Stance
How independent should the judiciary be?
Views some cooperation between government and judiciary as acceptable.
Stance
How should the state be organized: centralized or federal?
Tends towards a more centralized administration.
Stance
All elections since 1945 in which ANO 2011 participated. Click a row to see election details.
1990
1995
2000
2005
2010
2015
2020
2025
Today
Led government
Involved in government
Not in government
Share since 1990
24 %
Cabinets led
3
5 years • 1 month • 2 days
Coalition involvements
1
4 years • 2 months • 3 weeks • 5 days
Andrej Babiš
Babiš III
December 15, 2025 – Today · 8 months 2 days
108 of 200 seats
Andrej Babiš
Babiš II
June 27, 2018 – December 17, 2021 · 3 years 5 months
93 of 200 seats
Andrej Babiš
Babiš I
December 13, 2017 – June 27, 2018 · 6 months 14 days
78 of 200 seats
Bohuslav Sobotka
Sobotka
January 17, 2014 – December 13, 2017 · 3 years 10 months
111 of 200 seats
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