Runoff election in Munich 2020: Results of the OB election between Dieter Reiter and Kristina Frank

The results of the runoff election in Munich in the 2020 municipal election: Dieter Reiter or Kristina Frank - who will win the OB election in the Bavarian capital?

• The 2020 local elections in Bavaria took place on March 15.
• In Munich the mayor, the city council and the district committees were elected.
• Here you will find all the results of the city of Munich in the local elections in Bavaria. An overview of the whole of Bavaria can be found here. You can also find the most important news in our election ticker on election day *.

+++ Results OB election in Munich +++

+++ results city council election Munich +++

Update from March 29, 2020, 5 p.m .: The turnout in the runoff election in Munich may be higher than in the first round of the OB election. By Sunday afternoon, around 600,000 completed letters had been returned to the District Administration Department (KVR). In addition, there are the letters that were thrown in directly at the KVR or at the citizens' offices and in the special letter boxes. According to the official result, the turnout in the poll two weeks ago was 49 percent .

The letters are counted on Sunday from 6 p.m. A final result is not expected until Monday .

Update from March 28, 2020: The results of the runoff election in the OB election in Munich are available at Merkur.de *. Security measures in the context of the Corona crisis will delay the counting. When a result is known cannot be estimated exactly. We will also keep you up to date on possible interim results before the final result.

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 *.

Result of the OB election in Munich in the first ballot

Update from March 16, 6:07 p.m .: The preliminary final result of the OB 2020 Munich election is known - and Dieter Reiter (SPD) is now in the runoff * against Kristina Frank (CSU) in just under two weeks. The runoff vote will only take place as a postal vote in response to the Corona crisis . These are the results of all candidates running for the OB election in Munich:

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Update at 11:00 p.m .: After counting almost all votes it is clear : Dieter Reiter misses the absolute majority in the OB election in Munich and has to run against Kristina Frank in a runoff election. The 61-year-old received 47.9 percent of the vote. CSU candidate Frank came to 21.4 percent and narrowly prevailed against Katrin Habenschaden (Greens) .

Update at 8.45 p.m .: "This is not the desired result, but a very good result," said Dieter Reiter after counting the votes in the OB election in Munich . He had 14 opposing candidates, of which the Greens and the CSU candidate each achieved a good 20 percent. This made it very difficult to get over 50 percent in the first ballot. For the runoff election on March 29, he was "absolutely confident" that he would come over 50 percent.

After counting 1222 out of 1274 areas, Reiter came in at 48 percent , CSU candidate Kristina Frank at 21.3 percent , and Greens candidate Katrin Habenschaden was in third place at 20.5 percent .

Meanwhile there was bad news from the institute for communal data processing (AKDB) in Bavaria. The authority provides voting software for many Bavarian municipalities and had to deal with a technical fault on election evening *.

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Update at 8:03 p.m .: Current extrapolation for the OB election in Munich in the 2020 municipal election: Kristina Frank (CSU) now comes to 21.1 percent , overtaking Katrin Habenschaden (Greens) , who received 20.8 percent of the vote. So far, 1138 out of 1274 voting districts have been counted.

Update at 7:52 p.m .: Who would Munich's incumbent OB Dieter Reiter compete for in a runoff election? Katrin Habenschaden (Greens, 20.9 percent) and Kristina Frank (CSU, 20.6 percent) are currently in a close race for second place.

Update at 7:21 p.m .: After counting half of the 1274 electoral areas in Munich , a runoff election for the office of mayor is emerging. According to current projections, incumbent Dieter Reiter (SPD) would not have the current majority with 48.4 percent . Katrin Habenschaden (Greens) follows in second place with 21.3 percent .

Update at 6:58 p.m .: According to the first projections, Dieter Reiter (SPD) won 48.6 percent of the votes in the OB election in Munich . Katrin Habenschaden (Greens, 21.2 percent) and Kristina Frank (CSU, 19.9 percent) followed by a wide margin.

Update at 6.44 p.m .: The counting continues. The announcement of the results continues. All information in our live ticker.

Update at 6:01 p.m .: The polling stations in Munich are closed. The counting of votes in the 2020 local elections in Bavaria is ongoing.

Update of March 15, 2020, 5:35 p.m .: According to the city, in Munich , 46.6 percent of those entitled to vote cast their votes in the Bavarian municipal election on Sunday until 4 p.m., including the postal voters. In 2014 it was 38.4 percent at the same time.

Local elections in Munich: Results for OB election, district committees and city council

Munich - The city of Munich elects the mayor, the city council and also the district committees in the 2020 municipal election in Bavaria . On March 15, voters will receive several ballot papers, with which the various offices are elected independently of one another. If necessary, a run-off election for the post of mayor will also take place on March 29, if no one has achieved an absolute majority in the first ballot.

Local elections 2020 in Bavaria: All results from Munich

You can read all the news from the state capital in the election ticker for Munich *. On election Sunday and in the following days, you will find out here which results of the 2020 municipal election have already been counted in the city ​​of Munich . The BR also reports live with us on the 2020 local election, all program dates and the livestream can be found here.

Find out here which positions voters can fill with their votes and when the various election results of the 2020 local elections in Munich are expected to be available.

Result of the mayoral election in Munich

Dieter Reiter of the SPD will take office as the incumbent in the OB election in Munich, who was first elected to the top of the Bavarian capital in 2014. This year the race seems to be more open than ever: The candidate from the Green Katrin Habenschaden and Kristina Frank from the CSU are also given good chances. A total of 14 candidates will compete this year:

• SPD: Dieter Reiter
• CSU: Kristina Frank
• Greens: Katrin damage
• The left: Thomas Lechner
• Free voters: Hans-Peter Mehling
• FDP: Dr. Jörg Hoffmann
• AfD: Wolfgang Wiehle
• ÖDP: Tobias Ruff
• Together Bayern eV (ZuBa): Cetin Oraner
• courage: Stephanie Dilba
• The PARTY: Moritz Weixler
• Bavaria party: Richard Progl
• FAIR - "Free Alliance for Innovation and Rule of Law": Ender Beyhan-Bilgin
• Munich list: Dirk Höpner

Here are the portraits of the candidates. Elsewhere you will always find out who is in the lead in Munich according to the surveys. We also collect surveys from the rest of Bavaria for you. If none of the applicants receives more than half of the votes, a runoff vote will take place two weeks later among the two applicants with the best election results.

Result of the city council election in Munich

In addition to the election for the mayor, the elections for the city council also take place. It consists of 80 members. In the 2014 elections, the CSU won a slight majority with 32.6 percent before the SPD with 30.8 percent. In addition to the parties that run with a candidate for mayor, three other parties apply exclusively for the city council:

• Pink list
• Citizens' Initiative Foreigner Stop
• volt

The voters can expect the result of the city council election in Munich on the evening of the election. The ballots of the OB election are counted at the beginning, before the more complicated elections to the city council and district committees take their turn

Result of the district committee election 2020 in Munich

On March 15, the 25 district committees for each of the city districts are newly elected for Munich. The committees have 15 to 45 members, depending on the size of the district. The committee takes care of the design of public facilities or cultural events. It will be the longest in Munich to wait for these results of the local elections in Bavaria.

Themed pages on local elections in Munich and all of Bavaria

For an overview of all the news, we recommend the merkur.de topic page on the national municipal election. There is news especially from Munich on the topic page about the state capital.

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