The results of the 2020 local elections in the Ebersberg district: district councilor, mayor, councilors and district council at a glance.
- +++ runoff election in the district of Ebersberg: live ticker for results here +++
- The 2020 municipal election in Bavaria will take place on March 15.
- Various municipal bodies are newly elected.
- Here you will find all results of the local elections in the district of Ebersberg , for the results from all of Bavaria consult our results article on the local elections 2020.
+++ Mayor election results +++
+++ Results district elections +++
+++ Results of local council elections +++
Update from March 28, 2020: From election Sunday (March 29) merkur.de will compile all the results of the run-off elections and give you an overview of the district of Ebersberg. The corona crisis led to security requirements that could delay counting. Nevertheless, counting is already expected on Sunday.
Local election results in the district of Ebersberg - first ballot on March 15
Update from March 15, 2020, 11.55 p.m .: You can find an overview of all results above in our result text.
Update of March 15, 2020, 10:01 p.m .: The previous figures for the district election : Robert Niedergesäß (CSU) has 61.2 percent of the vote. Waldtraud Gruber (Greens) came to 24.2 percent, 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.
With this, Niederessäß is already the winner and re-elected district administrator.
Update of March 15, 2020, 8:56 p.m .: The runoff vote between Uli Proske (SPD) and Alexander Gressierer (CSU) is official and the numbers have not changed. Proske has 46.8 percent - gressers 30.8 percent.
Update from March 15, 2020, 7.41 p.m .: In Ebersberg the counting is almost done! Uli Proske (SPD) leads with 46.8 percent ahead of Alexander Gressierer (CSU) with 30.8 percent. Toni Ried has 11 percent and Josef Peis (Pro Ebersberg) 9.6 percent. There will be a runoff here. All results can be found in our result text above.
Update from March 15, 2020, 6:05 p.m .: Nothing works anymore! The polling stations no longer accept votes - this can now count.
Update from March 15, 2020, 5:35 p.m .: The countdown has started! The polling stations are still open for a good 20 minutes. The first projections will soon be available.
Ebersberg - The voters in the 2020 local elections in Bavaria are called to re-elect their political representatives. On March 15, voters in the Ebersberg district will receive several ballot papers. Depending on where they live, voters can participate in the district election, municipal council election, city council election, mayor election and district council election. If there is no winner with more than half of the votes in the personal elections (mayor and district elections), runoff elections for these items will also take place two weeks later, i.e. on March 29.
Local elections 2020 in Bavaria: All results from Ebersberg
Do not miss any of the results on election evening: We will inform you on election evening in this article about results in Ebersberg. Until then, you can keep up to date on our topic page for Ebersberg. A local election live ticker for the district of Ebersberg keeps you up to date on all important topics. By the way, Bayerischer Rundfunk reports live on the 2020 local elections, all program dates and the livestream can be found here.
In the following, you will find a precise list of which offices the voters will decide on and when the various election results of the 2020 local elections in Ebersberg can be expected.
Result of the 2020 city council election in Ebersberg
Priority in counting votes:
- Mayor election
- District election
Only then will the municipal council election or city council election be counted. Counting the following elections takes a particularly long time:
- Local council election
- District election
- City Council election
The higher expenditure of time in the counting results from the fact that the voters can accumulate or vary a large number of votes. You can actively influence the order of the candidates on the party lists. This is also the reason why concrete results for the city council elections, municipal elections and district council elections will only be available in the days after the 2020 local elections in Bavaria.
Result of the district election in Ebersberg
The incumbent district administrator is 48-year-old Robert Niedergesäß from the CSU. He has been in office since 2013 and will stand for re-election in 2020. His challengers are Omid Atai (26, SPD), Waltraud Gruber (61, Greens), Vincent Kalnin (32, Die Linke) and Robert Böhnlein (49, Bayern Party),
Here we present all candidates for the district election in Ebersberg.
The voters can expect the result of the district election in Ebersberg as early as the election evening. The ballots of the district election are counted at the beginning, before the more complicated lists for municipal councils and district councils come up. If none of the applicants receives more than half of the votes, a runoff election will take place two weeks later among the two applicants with the highest number of votes.
Result of the mayoral election in Ebersberg
In the 2020 local elections in Bavaria, the mayoral elections will also take place throughout the district. The mayors are the legal representatives of the municipalities. In contrast to the district councilors, they are elected at the municipal level. Since only one cross has to be placed on the ballot, the counting of votes does not take as long as, for example, in the municipal council election . Results can still be expected on the evening of the election. Here you will find more detailed information on the mayor election .
Result of the district council election in Ebersberg
In the district of Ebersberg, the 60 members of the district council are determined in the local elections. According to the law, the task of the district council is to decide on the "important matters of the district administration" and "to monitor the entire district administration".
Since the district council election is a committee election with many members, the counting of the election results takes some time. Results will therefore probably not be available until the days after the local elections in Bavaria.
What is happening in Munich and in the other Bavarian counties?
If you want to find out more about what is happening in Munich, we recommend the Munich ticker for the 2020 local elections. The merkur.de topic page provides an overview of the whole of Bavaria.
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