Local elections in Munich 2020: current runoff election results

The results of the OB election in Munich can be found here with a click. The interactive voting card shows you everything at a glance.

• Runoff election: On Merkur.de * you will find the results of the mayor election in Munich in the Bavarian local election 2020 *.
• All Munich boroughs are available in the interactive graphic.
• All analyzes on the first ballot can be found directly in this article.
• On election day, March 29, you will receive all information on the run-off election in the local election ticker for Bavaria * and the local election ticker for Munich *.
  

+++ results city council election Munich +++

Munich - After the election is before the election: After none of the candidates in Munich won the absolute majority of votes in the first round of voting on March 15, the runoff election will take place on Sunday, March 27. Officials Dieter Reiter (SPD) and Kristina Frank (CSU) enter the race. With us you will find the final result of the choice in this article as soon as this is certain. Because of the current Corona crisis, this may not be available until Monday - we will keep you informed here.

+++ Analyzes and results of the first ballot on March 15th, 2020 +++

Update March 17, 2 p.m .: Red, red and again red: Our map shows the Munich OB election from the perspective of the individual city districts. Nowhere did the incumbent Dieter Reiter become dangerous. But the surprises await in detail. In the 2020 local elections in Bavaria on March 15. Munich chose its mayor - or not. In the first ballot, incumbent Dieter Reiter (SPD) narrowly missed the absolute majority - and now has to run against CSU candidate Kristina Frank in the runoff election.

A first data journalistic analysis including an interactive map of the individual boroughs shows: There was not a single borough in Munich in which the second strongest candidate in Munich, Kristina Frank (CSU), could be dangerous to the incumbent. Dieter Reiter received more than 42 percent of the vote across the board and was thus unchallenged everywhere - while other candidates reported a much more volatile result depending on the district.

In Feldmoching-Hasenbergl there was still the smallest distance between Frank and Reiter (15 percentage points) - most with a whopping 36.9 percentage points in Sendling. The latter, however, was not due to Reiters special strength in Sendling - but to the fact that CSU woman Frank could not score here at all. The stronghold for Dieter Reiter was Ramersdorf-Perlach, where he was able to get 51.5 percent of the vote - with this result, there would have been no runoff election in Munich.

The AfD cannot score in the Munich OB election - except in a city district

The overall third place, the Green Katrin Habenschaden, was the most convincing in the Schwanthalerhöhe district with 30.6 percent most Munich residents - but here too Dieter Reiter kept them at a safe distance. The worst result was damage to property with Feldmoching-Hasenbergl exactly where Christina Frank almost achieved the strongest result. So Reiter turned out to be the consensus candidate, while elsewhere there were very different personal and party political preferences.

By the way, beyond the SPD, Greens and CSU, no candidate in a city district managed to get a double-digit number of votes. The AfD candidate Wolfgang Wiehle in Milbertshofen-Am Hart was able to inspire even more voters - at four percent he got there, at least considerably more than the average 1.4 percent.

Local elections: results from the Munich boroughs

In an interactive election card you can see which results the Munich OB candidates in each of the 25 city ​​districts in the first ballot on March 15th. achieved. The order of the candidates is based on the order of the official ballot paper. You can find more about the calculation of results, the interactive elements and our data journalistic project for the 2020 local elections in a separate article.

Election card for the election results of the OB candidates in Munich by city district

The color of the city district depends on the party affiliation of the winning candidate. An individual coloring by party takes place for all parties that received at least 0.5 percent of the vote in the 2019 European election * in Bavaria. In all other cases, the color of the card is used in light pink. The result will also be detailed and with the full names of the candidates for mayor.

Operation of the interactive voting card

In the interactive map, you can click on each district to see the results. There are plus and minus buttons within the graphic for zooming. Alternatively, you can press the CTRL key and zoom with the mouse wheel. On smartphones and tablets, you can drag the view larger or smaller with two fingers.

Local election Munich 2020: Results of the OB election (1st ballot)

Data status : Preliminary official final result. There is a runoff election between the candidates Reiter and Frank.

Live ticker from Bavarian regions

In addition to the news ticker for local elections throughout Bavaria, merkur.de offers you news from other regions in Upper Bavaria. Here you get to the other tickers:

• City of Munich *
• District of Erding *
• Ebersberg district *
• Dachau district *
• Munich district *
• Fürstenfeldbruck district *
• District of Starnberg *
• Miesbach district *
• Weilheim-Schongau district *
• Freising district *
• Garmisch-Partenkirchen district *
• Würmtal *
• Bad Tölz region *
• Wolfratshausen region *
• City and district of Rosenheim *
• District of Traunstein *
  
• Mühldorf district *
  
• Altötting district *
  
• Berchtesgadener Land district *
  

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* Merkur.de, ovb-online.de, chiemgau24.de, innsalzach24.de, bgland24.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network.