2007 Green Party (Czech Republic) leadership election

The 2007 Green Party (Czech Republic) leadership election was held to choose the leader of the Green Party in the Czech Republic. The election took place at the party's congress on 1 December 2007. Dana Kuchtová successfully defended her position against Jan Beránek, winning a second term as leader. The election was noteworthy for its close result, indicating a significant level of internal division within the party. Kuchtová's victory was seen as a continuation of the party's existing policies, while Beránek represented a potential shift in direction. Voter turnout amongst party members was considered high, reflecting the importance of the election to the Green Party's future. The election followed a period of increased visibility for the Green Party in Czech politics, including its participation in the coalition government formed after the 2006 legislative election. The result solidified Kuchtová's leadership and influenced the Green Party's strategy in the subsequent years.