Ivo Nesrovnal, LL.M. (; born 19 May 1964,

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) is a Slovak

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. He served as the

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from 2014 to 2018.

Mayor of Bratislava

2014 candidacy

Nesrovnal left SDKÚ-DS party in August 2014 and decided to run for Bratislava mayor. He received 50630 votes (39.3%), about 10000 more than then-mayor

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(31.4%).

2018 candidacy

Nesrovnal ran for the post again in the 2018 municipal elections as an independent candidate, and, having received 18.4% of the votes and the third place, was defeated by

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, who received 36.5% of the votes.

References

External links

Ivo Nesrovnal's blog

Ivo Nesrovnal's Facebook page
Comenius University alumni 1964 births Living people Mayors of Bratislava {{Slovakia-politician-stub