GOOD SENEC
- Good roads
- Good healthcare
- Good schools
- Good services
- Strong community
Ľuboslav FARKAŠ
Candidate for mayor of Senec
Why I’m Running for Mayor
New Energy for Senec: A fresh perspective and a clear vision
Senec has much more to offer than being just a commuter town for Bratislava.
My name is Ľuboslav Farkaš, M.A.
Almost ten years ago, I chose Senec as my home. I actually see the fact that I have not lived here for decades as one of my greatest advantages. I am not part of the old structures, I am not tied to complicated local relationships, and I owe no one any favours.
My sole priority is you – the residents of Senec. Together with a team of experts, I want to help transform Senec from a town that too often functions as a commuter town into a modern, vibrant city where people can truly live, work and enjoy their free time – and where things work for residents.
What are the pillars of my vision for a better quality of life in Senec?
For me and my team, urban development is not just about cosmetic changes. It is about taking a comprehensive approach to the environment where we live, raise our children and build relationships:
- Transport and Infrastructure: No more endless traffic jams and damaged roads. We need smart transport solutions that put the safety and quality of life of Senec residents ahead of through traffic.
- Education and Family: Our children need modern schools and kindergartens with sufficient capacity. The city should be a safe and inspiring place for every family.
- Accessible Healthcare: I will actively support the expansion of specialist healthcare services and better access to doctors here in Senec, so residents do not have to travel elsewhere for care.
- Services and a Vibrant City: We will support local businesses so that residents do not have to travel elsewhere for quality dining, culture and everyday services.
- Green Public Spaces: Revitalising parks, squares and areas around the lakes. I want a clean, green city where public spaces are welcoming places for people to meet and relax.
- An Open and Accountable City Hall: Decisions should not be made behind closed doors. I want transparent local government where residents are informed, heard and able to take part.
Why now?
Senec needs a bold, fresh start and leadership with a broader perspective. Our city has enormous potential, yet too often it seems stuck in old ways of doing things. I offer my experience, a fresh perspective and a commitment to delivering results rather than simply holding office. The 2026 municipal elections are an opportunity to change Senec for the better.
I moved here because I fell in love with Senec. I am running for mayor because I want all of us to feel proud of the city we call home. Let us build a Senec where we do not merely sleep, but truly live.
Supported by
BRANISLAV GRÖHLING
Chairman of SaS
Member of Parliament
MICHAL ŠIMEČKA
Chairman of PS
Member of Parliament
ONDREJ DOSTÁL
Chairman of OKS
Member of Parliament
ZSOLT SIMON
Chairman of
MF
PAVOL MACKO
Chairman of DS-ODS
Retired General
JURAJ DROBA
Chairman of the Bratislava
Self-Governing Region
Vice-Chair of SaS
MÁRIA KOLÍKOVÁ
Vice-Chair of SaS
Member of Parliament
MARIÁN VISKUPIČ
Vice-Chair of SaS
Member of Parliament
MARTINA BAJO
HOLEČKOVÁ
Member of Parliament
JURAJ KRÚPA
Member of
Parliament
Support me
You can support me by sending any contribution to the transparent account SK0809000000005247620319
I order all campaign products and all services related to the campaign directly from suppliers based in Senec.
It is my way of supporting the local economy and strengthening our local Senec community.
Get to know me better
A life dedicated to people, family and public service
I am 45 years old, and until 2020 I served as a chaplain for the Fire and Rescue Corps. After leaving the clergy, I began working full-time in our family business, which now operates nationwide. I married in 2022 and have two children, aged 2 and 4. After graduating from university, I taught English and religion at primary and secondary schools for six years while also serving as a chaplain.
I speak English fluently and have a working knowledge of German and Hungarian. For many years, I volunteered with the Deaf community, and through this work I became proficient in sign language.
A common thread has run through my entire life: helping people in times of need. I did not come to Senec nine years ago to get into politics. I came here to live and work, bringing with me the experience of someone who knows how to stay calm when the stakes are high.
Support from family and the community
I am a husband and father of two children. My family reminds me every day of what truly matters in life. I want my son and daughter to grow up in a city that is safe, well maintained, modern and full of opportunities. As a parent, I pay close attention to the quality of our kindergartens, playgrounds and public spaces and to how well they serve families.
My candidacy for mayor of Senec is therefore not just a political decision. It is also a personal commitment – to help make our city a good home for families, children and seniors.
From spiritual ministry to saving lives
My journey in public service began with people who needed support, understanding and help. I served as a priest for sixteen years, including time as a chaplain providing support to people affected by disasters. This experience taught me to listen without prejudice, to remain humble and to recognise that true help begins with compassion and honesty.
Later, life led me to an even more direct form of helping others – serving in the Fire and Rescue Corps. For nine years, I worked as a professional firefighter and paramedic, responding to situations where every second counted and where expertise and teamwork were crucial. For saving the life of an eight-year-old girl, I received the “Heart of the Roads” award.
Even today, I remain actively involved in safety issues – as a member of the SaS (Freedom and Solidarity) State Council and as a volunteer firefighter.
Real-world experience, not just office work
Today, I run a business in the field of road safety and dedicate myself to helping victims of traffic accidents. My professional journey – from teaching and spiritual ministry to emergency medical work and road-safety expertise – has taught me one important lesson:
in critical moments, empty words are not enough. What matters is experience, composure, responsibility and the ability to find solutions.
These are precisely the values I want to bring to City Hall: independence from behind-the-scenes obligations, respect for people, personal responsibility and a genuine commitment to working for Senec.
Standing by people in times of need is more than just a slogan. It is a way of life that requires discipline and character. I am entering politics in Senec as a father, a professional and a citizen who wants only the best for our city.
