On March 15, 2020, local elections will take place in Bavaria and thus also in the Munich district. All candidate candidates for the district of Munich are listed below.
- Local elections will take place in Bavaria on March 15, 2020 .
- Then the district of Munich will be re-elected - including the district administrator .
- The district council candidates of all parties are listed here.
+++ Results of the district elections +++
+++ Results of the district elections +++
Munich district - On March 15, 2020 , local elections will take place in Bavaria and thus also in the Munich district . Among other things, the district administrator is to be elected there. The candidates for the district administration of the Munich district are listed below. You can find the latest news about the election in the news ticker for the district of Munich.
District council candidate for the CSU: Christoph Göbel
Christoph Göbel is a candidate for the district council for the CSU. The 44-year-old from Graefelfing is currently the incumbent and would like to be elected for another six years in 2020. When voting for the candidate, Göbel won 186 of the 188 possible votes. Göbel himself emphasized that the citizens of the steadily growing district always had to be “taken along” and called his main concerns the issues of education, climate protection and the support of socially weak citizens. He also sees mobility as a key issue for the region.
District candidate and incumbent Christoph Göbel.
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District candidate for the SPD: Annette Ganssmüller-Maluche
The SPD in the Munich district sends a woman into the election campaign: Annette Ganssmüller-Maluche. The 57-year-old from Ismaning had already voted for the district election six years ago, but had just been beaten by Christoph Göbel in the runoff election. This time, the committed local politician wants to assert herself and sees a possible victory in the 2020 district election as the "fulfillment of her life". In a speech, Ganssmüller-Maluche explained that the focus should be on children and mobility as well as upcoming construction projects.
Annette Ganssmüller-Maluche from the SPD.
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District candidate for the Greens: Christoph Nadler
For the Greens in the Munich district, Christoph Nadler enters the ring as a candidate for the office of district administrator. The 63-year-old Taufkirchner has been active in local politics for decades. The district of Munich also wanted to benefit from the “green wave” on which the country has been surfing since the people's request for species extinction and the Fridays for Future movement. Nadler also focuses primarily on climate, energy and mobility issues. He has seen this clearly neglected in recent years. “Not only is there a lack of staff, but also the political will. As district administrator, I will end this long standstill, ”said Nadler.
Christoph Nadler from the Greens.
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District candidate for free voters: Otto Bußjäger
The free voters in the Munich district also rely on the tried and tested: As was the case six years ago, Otto Bußjäger will fight for the office of district administrator for the free voters. The 48-year-old from Höhenkirchen-Siegertsbrunn sees the FW faction as the clock in the district council. The aim now is to get more votes in the 2020 local elections than in 2014 in order to be able to expand this even further. The candidacy for the free voters was highly competitive. Bußjäger could not prevail against his opponent Nikolas Kraus with the overwhelming majority with which the candidates of the other parties determined the pre-selection for themselves.
Otto Bußjäger from the Free Voters.
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District candidate for the FDP: Michael Ritz
Despite the low result of 5.1% in the 2014 election, the FDP is also putting up a candidate for the district government for the municipal elections in the Munich district. Michael Ritz is the chosen candidate of the FDP parliamentary district. the 59-year-old lawyer from Grünwald has been active in the municipal council for 15 years. His focus: economic development, debt reduction, transport policy. The FDP has suitable approaches, especially for the A99, which is always heavily loaded, according to Ritz.
Michael Ritz from the FDP.
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District candidate for the AfD: Gerold Otten
The AfD is running for the first time in the district of Munich at the district level - and immediately provides a candidate for the district administrator. Gerold Otten, member of the Bundestag, is applying for the highest political office in the district. He focuses on security, the preservation of mobility and affordable living space. In addition, as in the Bundestag, he wants to get political competition used to enduring the presence of an AfD candidate.
Gerold Otten from the AfD.
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You can find an overview of all candidates for the mayoral elections as well as the lists for district council, city council and municipal council in our overview article on all candidates and lists.
All information and articles can be found on our overview page on the local elections 2020 in the Munich district.