When Jana, a student at Prague University, returns to her hometown for a visit, she finds the place swept by election fever and herself on the election committee. While Jana's bedridden father, irked by his wife's devotion to one of the candidates, sabotages their efforts to the best of his ability, Jana struggles to find a way out of her own personal dilemmas, notably a tangled relationship with one of her professors. The election gradually turns into a farce as the committee members find themselves with mainly each other for company on election day. Quietly, irresistibly funny in the manner of early Milos Forman, Eeny Meeny abounds in lovingly observed moments and humorous insights into post-communist everyday reality.