The three Munich OB candidates from the SPD, CSU and Greens are standing in our election arena. From 7 p.m. you can see the summit here in the live stream.
- The “Wahlarena” by tz , Münchner Merkur and 95.5 Charivari brings three Munich OB candidates onto a stage.
- Dieter Reiter (SPD) , Kristina Frank (CSU) and Katrin Habenschaden (Greens) inform about their plans for the Isar metropolis.
- From 7 p.m. there is a lot of debate.
7.15 p.m .: The pressing topic for many people in Munich is the housing market. The applicants can now present their visions. The keyword “SEM” keeps coming up. The debate is slowly but surely picking up speed, Reiter attacks his challenger from the CSU - a prompt answer is the result.
7.10 p.m .: Now the candidates can introduce each other. Sascha Karowski complements the information, which is sometimes somewhat sparse.
OB election Munich 2020: Summit meeting in the live stream - the corona virus is the same topic
7:05 pm: "On the subject of Corona: I am currently with the crisis team two to three hours a day," explains incumbent Mayor Dieter Reiter. There is no need to panic. "However, development should not be trivialized," warned Reiter in the next sentence. That, as happened recently, daycare centers or schools could still be closed.
7 p.m .: We can finally start! 95.5 Charivari presenter Nina Kraus enters the stage and welcomes the three star guests who are vying for the square in Munich's town hall. With applause from the audience, the candidates are asked to go up. Sebastian Arbinger and town hall reporter Sascha Karowski complete the ensemble.
Panel discussion in the Old Rotation.
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6.30 p.m .: Dieter Reiter is already there and is preparing for a lively debate. A little later, his well-shielded challenger Katrin Habenschaden can also be greeted. In 30 minutes, tz editor-in-chief Sebastian Arbinger will open the election arena.
6:05 p.m .: The first listeners have already arrived in the press house despite the unsettling dirty weather.
OB election Munich 2020: exchange of blows in the live stream - join the discussion!
5.50 p.m .: Viewers of our soon to start live stream have the opportunity to join in the discussion on Twitter . You can find everything you need to know under the hashtag # WahlarenaMünchen.
Our podium discussion with Dieter #Reiter, Kristina #Frank and @KHabenschaden begins at 7 p.m.
- Merkur.de (@merkur_de) March 5, 20204:33 p.m .: In the 2020 local elections, some parties are running in Munich that the voter has not yet had on the screen. Volt also belongs to these groups: what does the party actually stand for?
3:35 pm: In a few hours it will be ready. Not far from the main train station, the Munich OB candidates Habenschaden , Frank and Reiter compete against each other. The election arena is already impressive ...
Update, March 5, 12 noon: The OB election in Munich has rarely been as exciting as this time. On March 15, the Munich elected a new mayor. Tonight, the contestants stand on our stage for an exchange of blows. Above in this article you can see the live broadcast from our campaign arena from 7 p.m.
OB election in Munich: LIVE summit meeting in video stream - top candidates compete against each other
Munich - On March 15, 2020 , Munich will re- elect its Mayor * and City Council. The vote is as exciting as it is rare: Can the OB challenges Kristina Frank (CSU) or Katrin Habenschaden (Greens) pose a threat to the current City Hall boss Dieter Reiter (SPD) ? Will the Munich CSU and SPD get a government majority again - and would they form a GroKo again?
And: Can the Greens continue their course, which was already evident in the 2018 district election and the 2019 European election, also in the Bavaria 2020 * municipal election? But not only the three-way fight of the "big three" should interest Munich. This time there is a record participation in the local elections: 17 lists are in the city council election - and 14 OB candidates *.
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Munich OB candidates live in video duel here: Does Reiter (SDP) have to vote in the runoff?
Münchner Merkur , tz and 95.5 Charivari therefore invite the three OB favorites to the “Die Münchner Wahl-Arena”. OB Dieter Reiter (SPD) , Kristina Frank (CSU) and Katrin Habenschaden (Greens) answer your questions in the press house on Bayerstraße and here live in the stream.
Among other things, it is about traffic, rents and climate protection - and the question: What will become of our city? You can follow the event on Thursday, March 5, from 7 p.m. in the live stream here.
“Wahl-Arena” live stream with Reiter, Frank and Habenschaden - are you afraid of Volt, ZuBa & Co.?
The race for the chair of the town hall chief should be about whether either Frank or Habenschaden can force riders into a runoff *. In 2014 Josef Schmid (CSU) Reiter came very close. He got 36.7 percent, the S PD politician 40.4 percent. Reiter won the runoff with 56.7 percent .
In the city council election, the question arises as to how many percent and seats the numerous small parties and lists can squeeze out of the "big three". This is also crucial for possible coalitions. Because it could well be that two parties alone are no longer sufficient for a majority. These new electoral groups will take part in the Munich 2020 local elections:
- volt
- ZuBa
- FAIR
- Party courage
- Munich list
* Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network.
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