In the 2020 local elections in the Ebersberg district, the district administrator, mayor, councilors and district council are elected. All important news, results and statements only here with us in the live ticker.
- Many offices in the district of Ebersberg will be filled as part of the 2020 local elections in Bavaria.
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22:09, Markt Schwaben: There are shifts in the market council. Another constituency is counted. CSU and Greens are on par, seven seats each. The FDP has flown out again. The ZMS gets a third seat. But be careful: only three out of 18 areas have been counted. There can still be a lot going on.
22:03, Kirchseeon: After the mayoral election: Jan Paeplow (CSU) and Klaus Seidinger (UWG) go into the second round. Election campaigns are now only “light”. Read our background report here.
21:55, Markt Schwaben: First results of the market council election are available. Two of the 18 voting districts are evaluated. The first intermediate level indicates a landslide. After that, the Greens with eight seats would be the largest faction in front of the CSU with six, the Free with four, the SPD with three, the ZMS with two and the FDP with one seat. But only two places are counted.
21:47, Egmating: In Egmating, voters will have to do it again in two weeks: There is a runoff election between Inge Heiler (ABE) and incumbent Mayor Ernst Eberherr (CSU).
21:45, Bruck: There is a clear winner in Bruck: incumbent Josef Schwäbl (CSU) was able to secure his office. Result: 65.8 percent. Angela Felzmann-Gaibinger (Open Politics in Bruck) got 34.2 percent.
21: 39, Ebersberg: After the mayor election in Ebersberg: Uli Proske (SPD) is in a party mood. The big loser of the election evening is Josef Peis (Pro Ebersberg). Read our background report here.
21:33, Glonn: Josef Oswald (CSU) is re-elected mayor of Glonn. He got 89.6 percent of the vote. There were no opponents.
21:23, Zorneding: The old mayor in Zorneding is also the new one: the previous incumbent Piet Mayr (CSU) received 56.2 percent of the vote.
His deputy Bianka Poschenrieder (SPD) received 29.76 percent, Peter Pernsteiner (FDP) won 10.53 percent and Ramona Baumgartner, independent candidate of the left, 3.57 percent of the vote. The turnout was 67.15 percent.
21:18, Ebersberg: Now there are also figures from the district election. Robert Niedergesäß (CSU) has so far received 61.2 percent. He is already the clear winner and re-elected district administrator.
Waldtraud Gruber (Greens) got 24.2, Omid Atai (SPD) 7.6 percent, Robert Böhnlein (Bavaria Party) made it to 5.1 percent. Vincent Kalnin (left) is at the bottom with 1.9 percent. 30 voice regions still have to be counted.
21:12, Ebersberg: Looking at the smartphone. Alexander Gressierer (CSU) is looking for the latest results. He got 30.8 percent of the vote.
Alexander Gressierer (CSU) in a restaurant in Ebersberg.
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21:09, Steinhöring: Martina Lietsch (free list Steinhöring) is happy about 59.9 percent of the vote. Here she celebrates with her son Vitus.
Martina Lietsch (Free List Steinhöring) is happy about 59.9 percent of the vote.
© Martina Lietsch (Free List Steinhöring) is happy about 59.9 percent of the vote.
21:04, Grafing: "44 percent are a good starting point for the runoff election," said Angelika Obermayr after an exciting vote count. Read our background report here.
20:58, Forstinning: Clarity is now also in the northern community. Rupert Ostermair (CSU) receives 70.8 votes.
20:48, Markt Schwaben: runoff in Markt Schwaben: Michael Stolze (independent) comes to 38.9 percent, Frank Eichner (CSU) received 26.4 percent. So in two weeks there will be another election.
Sascha Hertel (ZMS) gets 17.8 percent, Raphael Brandes (Greens) gets 17 percent.
20:40, Anzing: Mayor change in Anzing: Kahtrin Alte (CSU) gets 66.6 percent. She will be the next mayor. The only opponent Tobias Finauer (Greens) received 33.3 percent.
20:26, Emmering: For the first time a mayor comes to the Emmering town hall: Claudia Streu-Schütze (Free Voting Community) receives 55.1.
20:24, Markt Schwaben: New interim result in Markt Schwaben. Michael Stolze (independent) has 38.9 percent. Frank Eichner (CSU) has received 26.4 percent. The other two candidates are below 20 percent.
20:14, Vaterstetten: runoff election in Vaterstetten. In the mayoral election in the large community, none of the five candidates was able to achieve an absolute majority. Leonhard Spitzauer (CSU) received 39.1 percent of the vote, Maria Wirnitzer (SPD) 27.8 percent.
David Göhler (Greens) won 14.8 percent, Roland Meier (Free Voters) 11.7 percent and Klaus Willenberg (FDP) 6.7 percent. However, the numbers have not yet been confirmed.
Runoff election in Vaterstetten.
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20:10, Grafing: Results for Grafing are there: Angelika Obermaier (Greens) receives 44 percent, Christian Bauer (CSU) comes to 42.9.
20:08, Poing: There is also a runoff vote in Poing. Thomas Stark (CSU) with 35.1 percent and Reinhard Tonollo (SPD) with 33.1 percent of the votes compete against each other.
Günter Scherzl (FWG) gets 25.8 percent of the vote and Marc Salih (FDP) 6.1.
20:00, Aßling: Mayor Hans Fent (Greens) was re-elected. He gets 91.0 percent.
19:59, Hochenlinden: City Councilor Ludwig Maurer (ÜWH) remains in office. He gets 69 percent, competitor Martin Huber (FDP) gets 31 percent.
City Hall chief Ludwig Maurer (ÜWH) remains in office.
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19:58, Frauenneuharting: Eduard Koch (WGF) is re-elected, with 85.8 percent of the vote. He had no opponent.
19:55, Grafing: In Grafing there is a runoff: Angelika Obermaier (Greens) and Christian Bauer (CSU) compete against each other. Final results are coming soon.
19:53, Markt Schwaben: A long wait in the foyer of the town hall, where a voting district is counted. The reader that is needed to count the municipal council election is still missing.
19:50, Kirchseeon: Kirchseeon is through with the count. Result: runoff vote between Jan Paeplow (CSU) with 38.1 percent and Klaus Seidinger (UWG) with 30.5 percent of the vote.
Andrea Oberhauser-Hainer (Greens) has 21.5 percent and Domenico Ciccia (SPD) 9.9 percent.
19:47, Markt Schwaben: 17 out of 18 districts are counted. It is certain: Michael Stolze and Frank Eichner will run for the runoff election on March 29.
Stolze currently has 38.3 percent, Eichner 26.6, the other two competitors are well below 20 percent. A voting circle is still missing, which is counted in the primary school gymnasium. In the town hall one waits eagerly.
19:42, Kirchseeon: Interim result: Jan Paeplow (CSU) 36.7 percent. Klaus Seidinger (UWG) 30.1 percent. Andrea Oberhauser-Hainer (Greens) 22.9 percent of the vote and Domenico Ciccia (SPD) gets 10.3 percent. There are only a few vocal areas left!
19:41, Steinhöring: Novelty in the Steinhöringer town hall: For the first time, the community gets a mayor. Martina Lietsch (Free List Steinhöring) receives 59.9 votes.
19:36, Pliening: There is a clear winner in Pliening: Roland Frick (CSU). He got 58.2 percent of the vote. Markus Uffinger (Initiative for Pliening) has 21.9 percent and Eva Strauss (SPD) 19.9 percent. Voter turnout 66.7 percent!
19:33, Oberpframmern: News from Oberpframmern! Mayor Andreas Lutz (CSU) gets 92.5 votes. He was re-elected. He had no opponent.
19:28 Ebersberg: The election in Ebersberg is already counted: Uli Proske (SPD) is first, 46.8 percent. Alexander Gressierer (CSU) with 30.8 percent. Bernhard Spötzl (FDP) achieved two percent. Josef Peis (Pro Ebersberg) achieved 9.6 percent and Toni Ried 11 percent. That means: runoff vote!
19:23, Poing: Reinhard Tonollo (SPD) leads, 35.4 percent. Thomas Stark (CSU) follows, 33.9 percent.
19:20, Moosach: The ballot papers in Moosach are counted. The first is Michael Eisenschmid (CSU), 48.7 percent. Norbert Probul (UWG) received 33.2 votes. There will be a runoff in two weeks.
19:18, Pliening: There is a clear favorite in Pliening: Roland Frick (CSU). He has 58.1 percent of the vote after nine out of ten voting areas.
18:50, district: Landratsamt and the municipality of Kirchseeon have problems with their IT system. There is currently no information on new results.
18:46, Poing: Reinhard Tonolle slightly in front (35.7 percent), Thomas Stark in second place (35.5). Turnout 39.3 percent!
18:45, Pliening: Six voting districts have already been counted here. Roland Frick is in front, 58.2 percent. Markus Uffinger second, 21.4 percent and Eva Strauss third with 20.4 percent.
18:39, Markt Schwaben: Interim result after two of 18 areas: Michael Stolze (29 percent), Frank Eichner (25.3 percent), Raphael Brandes (25.1) and Sascha Hertel (20.6).
18:32, Steinhöring: Martina Lietsch in the lead. After counting four out of six voting districts, it has 52.1 percent of the vote.
18:28, Ebersberg: Proske leads! Result in the district town after six of 18 quick reports: Proske 48.2 percent, Gressierer 29.5.
18:24, Markt Schwaben: Now the counting of the district election begins in the town hall in Markt Schwaben.
18:16, Markt Schwaben: First result from the foyer in the town hall. 159 votes counted, two invalid.
Eichner 44 votes, Stolze 44, Hertel 42, Brandes 27. Other constituencies are currently being counted.
6:05 p.m., Markt Schwaben: In the town hall in Markt Schwaben, the counting of an electoral district starts in the foyer.
6:03 p.m., Markt Schwaben: Raphael Brandes , Greens candidate, was the first guest to appear in the town hall. Now things can go quickly, because the turnout was rather weak. Of course, many made the postal vote.
6:00 p.m., Poing: And finally! The polling stations have now closed. Now it's time to count.
5:58 pm, Markt Schwaben: Photography and filming prohibited! A sign in the polling station in Markt Schwaben.
5:55 p.m., Ebersberg: Postal voting documents have already been opened in the gymnasium in Ebersberger Baldestrasse.
5:51 p.m., Markt Schwaben: Greens Mayor candidate Raphael Brandes is in his kitchen as always and cooks for his guests in Oberbräu. At 6 p.m. he just wants to jump into the town hall to see whether he will be elected mayor later in the day.
Officially there is no Green Party. It is not out of the question that there will still be a small get-together in the course of the evening. In any case, a few fans are already there.
Opposite, in the Kreillers, the Swabian CSU people actually wanted to meet for the election party. However, the appointment was canceled due to Corona.
5:38 p.m., Anzing: According to election manager Johannes Finauer, the first results of the BM election will be available at 6:20 p.m. He wants to announce the result of the BM election at 6.30 p.m. in the town hall.
5:35 p.m., Anzing: There is a 62 percent turnout in Anzing, says local election director Johannes Finauer. As of 5:00 p.m.
Shortly after 6 p.m., the two mayor candidates Tobi Finauer and Kathrin Alte are expected in the town hall. However, no major central event is planned there.
4:53 p.m., Forstinning: The curtains of the voting booths in Forstinning are bright orange.
Polling station in Forstinning, this afternoon.
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4:50 p.m., Ebersberg: This is what the polling station in the old warehouse in Ebersberg looks like.
4:40 p.m., Grafing: Postal voter record? The individual polling stations unanimously estimated that about half of all voters used postal voting this time, which should mark a new record. One noticed this strongly in the individual polling stations, in which in parts nobody sat in the booths.
16:36 Uh r, Grafing: An unusual local election Sunday, reports EZ editor Michael Seeholzer from Grafing. The usual waiting in front of the individual polling stations does not appear to be happening this time because the proportion of postal votes is very high.
The disinfectants provided will probably remain in many places due to a lack of demand, as will buckets of gummy bears for the children, because the voters are careful not to take their offspring to the poll due to the current coronavirus situation.
An unusual local election Sunday, reports EZ editor Michael Seeholzer from Grafing.
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"There are" glove pickers ", reported election assistant Josef Rothmoser in Grafing. Nevertheless: "Actually, the situation is very relaxed, as if Corona was not an issue," said election worker Anna-Maria Pätzold. "All ages go from 18 to 70," she said.
The topic was the size of the large ballot papers, which sometimes caused difficulties with the folding of older voters. "A lot of paperwork," said one voter with his papers under his arm.
Sunday, March 15, 4:30 p.m., Ebersberg : The team of the Ebersberger Zeitung now starts the ticker for the 2020 local elections. Until midnight we tick the latest information and pictures about the election.
Friday, March 6, 12 noon: In the district town of Ebersberg and the municipalities of the district, citizens are called to the ballot box on March 15 . In the 2020 local elections in Ebersberg, all types of local representatives are newly elected. Offices are assigned both at the level of cities and municipalities and at the level of counties . From the evening of the election, we will keep you up to date on all results of the 2020 local elections in Bavaria.
Important issues in the 2020 local elections in the Ebersberg district
The ballot paper for choosing the district council is one meter high. Fully opening in a voting booth is not possible. Is that a problem for the choice?
Also exciting: The public prosecutor is now investigating the AfD election scandal surrounding dubious candidate recruitment. AfD councilor Schmidt has filed a complaint himself.
District election in Ebersberg - Landkreis has seven applicants
Robert Niedergesäß has been in the executive chair of the Ebersberg district office since 2013. His predecessor Gottlieb Fauth (CSU) fell ill and could no longer perform the office. The election at the time was scarce, and he almost passed Ernst Böhm's candidate for the district government of the Social Democrats.
The re-election will take place on March 15th. This time, Niederesses has four competitors: Omid Atai (SPD) , Vincent Kalnin (Left) , Robert Böhnlein (Bayern Party) and Waltraud Gruber (Greens) . We present all candidates for the district administrator.
Mayor election in Ebersberg - New city hall bosses wanted
In the 2020 local elections in Bavaria , the mayors are elected across the Free State in most municipalities. Also in the local elections in Ebersberg, the voters in the mayoral election each have one vote for their favorite. If none of the candidates can win over 50 percent of the votes in the first ballot, the mayor will be finally elected in a runoff on March 29. In addition, the two candidates with the most votes from the first ballot will run. The same applies if the district council candidates do not immediately receive an absolute majority in the 2020 local elections in Ebersberg.
Municipal council election and city council election in Ebersberg - Everywhere is elected
The municipal representations at the smallest level are determined by the municipal council election or city council election . How many mandates are awarded depends on the respective municipality. In this election, voters have several votes that they can accumulate or vary. For easier understanding, we have summarized the most important information on the ballot papers for the local elections in Bavaria. The same principle applies to the crosses when choosing a district day. You can find an overview of all the candidates for mayor in the district here.
What are the most important issues in the district of Ebersberg for the upcoming local elections?
District elections in Ebersberg - local election 2020 decides over 60 seats
The Ebersberg district council consists of the district administrator and 60 elected district councilors. In the upcoming local elections in Bavaria, all seats in the district of Ebersberg will be newly elected. The district councils work on a voluntary basis and are responsible for overseeing the district administration.