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Head Up – Electoral Bloc Hlavu vzhůru – volební blok
Leader	Jana Bobošíková
Founded	28 July 2006
Dissolved	23 February 2017
Ideology	National conservatism Euroscepticism
Political position	Right-wing
Politics of the Czech Republic Political parties Elections

Hlavu vzhůru – volební blok, formerly Politika 21, was a small right-wing political party in the Czech Republic, established in 2006. The leader of the party was Jana Bobošíková, who had previously been a Member of the European Parliament.

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v t e Political parties in the Czech Republic
Bracketed numbers indicate numbers of seats in the respective chambers.
Chamber of Deputies 2021 (200 seats)	SPOLU (71) Civic Democratic Party (34) KDU-ČSL (23) TOP 09 (14) ANO 2011 (71) PirStan (37) Mayors and Independents (33) Czech Pirate Party (4) Freedom and Direct Democracy (20) Independents (1)
Senate 2022 (81 seats)	ODS-TOP 09 (35) Civic Democratic Party (23) TOP 09 (6) Independents (2) Svobodní (1) Mayors for the Liberec Region (1) ProMOST (1) Tábor 2020 (1) STAN (19) Mayors and Independents (15) Mayors for Liberec Region (2) Ostravak (1) Marek Hilšer for Senate (1) KDU-ČSL (12) ForRegion (6) ANO 2011 (5) Social Democracy (1) SEN 21-Pirates (6) SEN 21 (3) Czech Pirate Party (2) Hradec Králové Democratic Club (1) Independents (2) Independents (1)
European Parliament 2019 (21 seats)	ANO 2011 (5) Civic Democratic Party (4) Czech Pirate Party (3) TOP 09+Mayors and Independents (3) Freedom and Direct Democracy (1) KDU-ČSL (2) Communist Party (1) Social Democracy (1)
Regional Assemblies 2020 (675 seats)	ANO 2011 (178) Civic Democratic Party (99) Czech Pirate Party (99) Mayors and Independents (69) KDU-ČSL (53) Social Democracy (37) Freedom and Direct Democracy (35) Mayors for Liberec Region (22) TOP 09 (19) Communist Party (13) Green Party (6) SNK European Democrats (5) Others (40)
Other parties	Agrarian Democratic Party Alliance for the Future Alliance for the Independence of the Czech Republic Alliance of National Forces Club of Committed Non-Party Members Conservative Party Czech National Social Party Czech Republic on the 1st place! Czech Sovereignty Democratic Party of Greens Freeholder Party of the Czech Republic Independents Koruna Česká Law, Respect, Expertise The Left Liberal-Environmental Party Moravané Moravian Land Movement Motorists for Themselves National Democracy Order of the Nation Party of Common Sense Přísaha Přísaha and Motorists Rally for the Republic – Republican Party of Czechoslovakia Right Bloc Stačilo! Swiss Democracy United Democrats - Association of Independents Urza.cz Voice Volt Czech Republic Workers' Party of Social Justice
Sources Chamber of Deputies Senate Statistical Office Politics of the Czech Republic Politics portal List of political parties by country

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