Roman Zarzycký secured a commanding lead in the Plzeň mayoral market following ANO's victory in the October 9–10 communal elections, where the movement took 31.69% of the vote and 18 of 47 seats in the city assembly. Incumbent Zarzycký topped the ANO list and drew the highest preferential votes, reflecting voter recognition of completed projects and coalition performance over the prior term. On October 11, ANO quickly formed a memorandum with STAN and Pro Plzeň (with KDU-ČSL support), securing 34 mandates and a nine-member council with ANO holding five seats; Zarzycký is designated to retain the mayoral post with Aleš Tolar as first deputy. Other listed candidates, including Tomáš Morávek, Lukáš Hegner, and Pavel Bosák, trail at minimal probabilities after their groupings placed lower or exited the assembly. Late shifts remain possible only through unforeseen assembly disputes or procedural delays in formal installation.