Where do I vote?
Your polling station is decided by the address where your residence is registered — you cannot choose it and you cannot vote anywhere else. Enter that address and this will tell you your precinct number and, where the city district has already published it, the polling station itself.
Find your precinct and polling station
Precinct numbers come from the ČÚZK address register, which the city districts keep up to date; polling station addresses come from the notices published on their official boards. What you type stays in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
Either number from the plaque on the building works — the descriptive one or the orientation one. Accents do not matter.
We know the polling station for 1,107 of 1,120 precincts, 1,097 of them from 2026 election documents. · Official tool: Kudy k volbám (IPR Praha)
Or use your phone’s location
Quicker if you are standing at the address you are registered at. The location is read only when you press the button, stays in your browser and is never sent anywhere — what gets downloaded is the precinct boundaries, not your position uploaded.
If your precinct has no polling station yet
Every city district must publish its notice of the time and place of the election on its official board at least 15 days beforehand — by 24 September 2026. Until then, some precincts show the address from an earlier election, clearly marked as such, and a few show none at all.