List of MPs elected in the 2017 Czech legislative election

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Eighth Chamber of Deputies
of the Czech Republic
7th 9th
Praha, Poslanecka snemovna Parlamentu Ceske republiky.jpg
Overview
Legislative body Parliament of the Czech Republic
JurisdictionCzech Republic
Meeting placeThun Palace
Term20 November 2017 
Election 2017 Czech legislative election
Members200

The 8th Chamber of Deputies is the assembled legislature of the lower house of the Parliament of the Czech Republic following the election held on 20 and 21 October 2017. All 200 Members of Parliament (MPs) were elected to serve a 4-year term. [1]

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Current composition

Below is a graphical representation of the Chamber of Deputies showing a comparison of party strengths as it was directly after the 2017 election. The graphic is not a seating plan.

Structure of the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic 2017.svg

List of elected MPs

Name [2] Party [2] Region [2] Notes
Petr Venhoda ANO 2011 Prague Became a Deputy on 1 October 2018, [3] replacing Martin Stropnický [4]
Robert Pelikán ANO 2011 Prague Minister of Justice since 13 December 2017
Věra Adámková ANO 2011 Prague
Patrik Nacher ANO 2011 Prague
Robert Králíček ANO 2011 Prague
Helena Válková ANO 2011 Prague
Andrej Babiš ANO 2011 Central Bohemian Prime Minister since 13 December 2017
Milan Hnilička ANO 2011 Central Bohemian
Andrea Brzobohatá ANO 2011 Central Bohemian
Jaroslava Pokorná Jermanová ANO 2011 Central Bohemian
František Petrtýl ANO 2011 Central Bohemian
Julius Špičák ANO 2011 Central Bohemian
Stanislav Berkovec ANO 2011 Central Bohemian
Marcela Melková ANO 2011 Central Bohemian
Přemysl Mališ ANO 2011 Central Bohemian
Radka Maxová ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Roman Kubíček ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Adam Vojtěch ANO 2011 South Bohemian Minister of Health since 13 December 2017
Karel Tureček ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Jan Kubík ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Karla Šlechtová ANO 2011 Plzeň Minister of Defence since 13 December 2017
Jan Volný ANO 2011 Plzeň
Miloslava Rutová ANO 2011 Plzeň
Barbora Kořanová ANO 2011 Plzeň
Kamal Farhan ANO 2011 Plzeň
Dan Ťok ANO 2011 Karlovy Vary Minister of Transport since 13 December 2017
Věra Procházková ANO 2011 Karlovy Vary
Jana Vildumetzová ANO 2011 Karlovy Vary
Richard Brabec ANO 2011 Ústí nad Labem Deputy Prime Minister
Minister for the Environment since 13 December 2017
Jan Richter ANO 2011 Ústí nad Labem
Pavel Růžička ANO 2011 Ústí nad Labem
Eva Fialová ANO 2011 Ústí nad Labem
Tomáš Kohoutek ANO 2011 Ústí nad Labem
Jaroslav Bžoch ANO 2011 Ústí nad Labem
Jan Schiller ANO 2011 Ústí nad Labem
Jiří Bláha ANO 2011 Liberec
Ivan Jáč ANO 2011 Liberec
Jana Pastuchová ANO 2011 Liberec
David Pražák ANO 2011 Liberec
Klára Dostálová ANO 2011 Hradec Králové Minister for Regional Development since 13 December 2017
Pavel Plzák ANO 2011 Hradec Králové
Petr Sadovský ANO 2011 Hradec Králové
Jiří Mašek ANO 2011 Hradec Králové
Jiří Hlavatý ANO 2011 Hradec Králové
Martin Kolovratník ANO 2011 Pardubice
Jan Řehounek ANO 2011 Pardubice
Jaroslav Kytýr ANO 2011 Pardubice
David Kasal ANO 2011 Pardubice
Jaroslav Faltýnek ANO 2011 Vysočina
Josef Kott ANO 2011 Vysočina
Monika Oborná ANO 2011 Vysočina
Radek Zlesák ANO 2011 Vysočina
Taťána Malá ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Karel Rais ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Miloslav Janulík ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Rostislav Vyzula ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Lenka Dražilová ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Pavel Staněk ANO 2011 South Bohemian
David Štolpa ANO 2011 South Bohemian
Ladislav Okleštěk ANO 2011 Olomouc
Petr Vrána ANO 2011 Olomouc
Milan Feranec ANO 2011 Olomouc
Adam Kalous ANO 2011 Olomouc
Milan Brázdil ANO 2011 Olomouc
Radek Vondráček ANO 2011 Zlín
Pavel Pustějovský ANO 2011 Zlín
Margita Balaštíková ANO 2011 Zlín
Marek Novák ANO 2011 Zlín
Ivo Vondrák ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Josef Hájek ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Aleš Juchelka ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Pavel Juříček ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Jiří Strýček ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Josef Bělica ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Stanislav Fridrich ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Andrea Babišová ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Zuzana Ožanová ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Michal Ratiborský ANO 2011 Moravian-Silesian
Petr Dolínek ČSSD Prague
Jan Hamáček ČSSD Central Bohemian Leader of the Social Democratic Party
Kateřina Valachová ČSSD Central Bohemian
Ondřej Veselý ČSSD South Bohemian
Milan Chovanec ČSSD Plzeň
Jaroslav Foldyna ČSSD Ústí nad Labem
Jan Birke ČSSD Hradec Králové
Jan Chvojka ČSSD Pardubice
Jiří Běhounek ČSSD Vysočina
Bohuslav Sobotka ČSSD South Moravian
Roman Onderka ČSSD South Moravian
Antonín Staněk ČSSD Olomouc
Alena Gajdušíková ČSSD Zlín
Lubomír Zaorálek ČSSD Moravian-Silesian
Tomáš Hanzel ČSSD Moravian-Silesian
Jan Čižinský KDU-ČSL Prague
Jan Bartošek KDU-ČSL South Bohemian
Pavel Bělobrádek KDU-ČSL Hradec Králové Leader of KDU-ČSL
Marek Výborný KDU-ČSL Pardubice
Vít Kaňkovský KDU-ČSL Vysočina
Jiří Mihola KDU-ČSL South Moravian
Stanislav Juránek KDU-ČSL South Moravian
Marian Jurečka KDU-ČSL Olomouc
Ondřej Benešík KDU-ČSL Zlín
Pavla Golasowská KDU-ČSL Moravian-Silesian
Jana Černochová ODS Prague
Václav Klaus Jr. Tricolour Citizens' Movement Prague Expelled from ODS on 16 March 2019 [5]
Formed Tricolour on 10 June 2019 [6]
Bohuslav Svoboda ODS Prague
Marek Benda ODS Prague
Pavel Žáček ODS Prague
Jan Skopeček ODS Central Bohemian
Veronika Vrecionová ODS Central Bohemian
Vojtěch Munzar ODS Central Bohemian
Martin Kupka ODS Central Bohemian
Jan Zahradník ODS South Bohemian
Jan Bauer ODS South Bohemian
Ilona Mauritzová ODS Plzeň
Martin Baxa ODS Plzeň
Karel Krejza ODS Ústí nad Labem
Petr Beitl ODS Liberec
Ivan Adamec ODS Hradec Králové
Jaroslav Martinů ODS Pardubice
Miroslava Němcová ODS Vysočina
Petr Fiala ODS South Bohemian Leader of the Civic Democratic Party
Pavel Blažek ODS South Bohemian
Jiří Ventruba ODS South Bohemian Died of COVID-19 on 9 March 2021 [7] [8]
Zuzana Majerová Zahradníková Tricolour Citizens' Movement Olomouc Resigned from ODS on 17 March 2019 [9]
Joined Tricolour on 10 June 2019 [6]
Stanislav Blaha ODS Zlín
Zbyněk Stanjura ODS Moravian-Silesian
Jakub Janda ODS Moravian-Silesian
Jakub Michálek Piráti Prague
Dana Balcarová Piráti Prague
Ondřej Profant Piráti Prague
Olga Richterová Piráti Prague
Jan Lipavský Piráti Prague
Ivan Bartoš Piráti Central Bohemian Leader of the Czech Pirate Party
Lenka Kozlová Piráti Central Bohemian
František Kopřiva Piráti Central Bohemian
Lukáš Kolařík Piráti South Bohemian
Lukáš Bartoň Piráti Plzeň
Petr Třešnák Piráti Karlovy Vary
Mikuláš Peksa Piráti Ústí nad Labem
Tomáš Martínek Piráti Liberec
Martin Jiránek Piráti Hradec Králové
Mikuláš Fernjenčík Piráti Pardubice
Jan Pošvář Piráti Vysočina
Radek Holomčík Piráti South Bohemian
Tomáš Vymazal Piráti South Bohemian
Vojtěch Pikal Piráti Olomouc
František Elfmark Piráti Zlín
Lukáš Černohorský Piráti Moravian-Silesian
Ondřej Polanský Piráti Moravian-Silesian
Jiří Kobza SPD Prague
Tomio Okamura SPD Central Bohemian Leader of Freedom and Direct Democracy
Radek Rozvoral SPD Central Bohemian
Miloslav Rozner SPD South Bohemian
Jana Levová SPD Plzeň
Karla Maříková SPD Karlovy Vary
Tereza Hyťhová Tricolour Citizens' Movement Ústí nad Labem Left SPD on 27 July 2020 [10]
Monika Jarošová SPD Ústí nad Labem
Radovan Vích SPD Liberec
Zdeněk Podal SPD Hradec Králové
Jiří Kohoutek SPD Pardubice
Radek Koten SPD Vysočina
Jan Hrnčíř SPD South Bohemian
Lucie Šafránková SPD South Bohemian
Lubomír Španěl SPD South Bohemian
Radim Fiala SPD Olomouc
Pavel Jelínek SPD Olomouc
Jaroslav Holík SPD Zlín
Jaroslav Dvořák SPD Zlín
Lubomír Volný Unified – Alternative for Patriots Moravian-Silesian Left SPD in March 2019 [11]
Marian Bojko Unified – Alternative for Patriots Moravian-Silesian Left SPD in March 2019 [11]
Ivana Nevludová Unified – Alternative for Patriots Moravian-Silesian Left SPD in March 2019 [11]
Jiří Dolejš Communist Prague
Stanislav Grospič Communist Central Bohemian
Miloslava Vostrá Communist Central Bohemian
Vojtěch Filip Communist South Bohemian Leader of the Communist Party
Jiří Valenta Communist Plzeň
Hana Aulická Jírovcová Communist Ústí nad Labem
Zdeněk Ondráček Communist Hradec Králové
Květa Matoušková Communist Pardubice
Pavel Kováčik Communist Vysočina
Ivo Pojezný Communist South Moravian
Miroslav Grebeníček Communist South Moravian
Alexander Černý Communist Olomouc
Vladimír Koníček Communist Zlín
Leo Luzar Communist Moravian-Silesian
Daniel Pawlas Communist Moravian-Silesian
Karel Schwarzenberg TOP 09 Prague
Markéta Adamová TOP 09 Prague Leader of TOP 09 (since 24 November 2019) [12]
Dominik Feri TOP 09 Prague
Miroslav Kalousek TOP 09 Central Bohemian
Helena Langšádlová TOP 09 Central Bohemian
František Vácha TOP 09 South Bohemian
Vlastimil Válek TOP 09 South Moravian
Jan Farský STAN Prague
Vít Rakušan STAN Central Bohemian
Věra Kovářová STAN Central Bohemian
Martin Půta STAN Liberec
Jana Krutáková STAN South Moravian
Petr Gazdík STAN Zlín Leader of Mayors and Independents

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