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Personalities for the Region (Czech: Osobnosti pro kraj; abbr. OK, styled as Hnutí O.k.) is a Czech political party founded by MP and former Moravian-Silesian Region Governor Ivo Vondrák [cs], after his departure from ANO.[1][2][3][4] It was officially registered on 29 February 2024.[5][6]

AbbreviationOK
ChairmanIvo Vondrák [cs]
Vice ChairmanZdeněk Karásek
FoundersIvo Vondrák
Zdeněk Karásek
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Personalities for the Region
Osobnosti pro kraj
AbbreviationOK
ChairmanIvo Vondrák [cs]
Vice ChairmanZdeněk Karásek
FoundersIvo Vondrák
Zdeněk Karásek
Founded11 January 2024 (2024-01-11)
Registered29 February 2024 (2024-02-29)
Split fromANO 2011
HeadquartersVýstavní 2224/8 709 00 Ostrava
IdeologyRegionalism
Liberal conservatism
Fiscal conservatism
Political positionCentre-right
Colours  Teal
  Turquoise
Senate
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European Parliament
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Regional councils
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Website
hnutiok.cz
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Leadership

Since May 2024, the chairman of the movement is Ivo Vondrák, the deputy chairman is Zdeněk Karásek, and the members of the regional executive board are Libor Witassek [cs], Jan Tabášek, Daniel Kończyna, Petr Hošek, Dalibor Halátek, Jaroslav Svoboda and Eva Pyrtová.[5]

History

In the 2024 regional elections, OK ran for the Moravian-Silesian Regional Assembly in a joint list with the Mayors and Independents (STAN). The leader of the "Mayors and Personalities for the Region" list was OK leader Ivo Vondrák, with STAN MP Michaela Šebelová in second place.[7][8][9][10][11][12] The coalition received 14.67% of the votes and 11 seats,[13] of which 6 went to OK.[7]

In the 2024 Senate election, the candidate of the STAN–OK coalition in a District № 68 – Opava [cs] was Michael Rataj [cs], mayor of the municipality of Branka u Opavy. In the first round, he finished 4th with 5.51% of the votes, and did not advance to the runoff.[14]

Election results

Senate

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Votes % Place Votes % Place
2024 1,819 Ran only in coalitions  
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Regional councils

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Election Vote % Seats +/– Position
2024 41,525 1.74
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