Contests for Political Positions
Oberhausen Elections Scheduled for September 14, 2025
Voters in Oberhausen will head to the polls on September 14, 2025, for local elections. The voting stations will be located at the Old Town Hall (Schwartzstraße 72, under the arcade), Technical Town Hall Sterkrade (Bahnhofstraße 66), and Osterfeld Town Hall (Bottroper Straße 183, Room 18).
Positions up for election include the Mayor, City Council, district councils, and the assembly of the Ruhr Regional Association. An Integration Council election will also take place in Oberhausen.
For those who wish to vote by mail, the option will be available from August 11, 2025, to September 12, 2025. Voting stations for mail-in voting will be available, but the specific locations have not been announced.
General knowledge of German local elections suggests that registered voters who wish to vote by mail must apply for a postal voting certificate ahead of the election date. Upon approval, voters will receive a postal voting package containing the ballot papers and voting instructions. Voters complete their ballots at home and send them back by mail or drop them off at designated locations before the deadline.
For the 2025 Oberhausen elections, all election-related mail-in voting procedures are managed by Oberhausen’s election office (Wahlamt). To get exact details for 2025, including application deadlines, required identification, mailing addresses, and drop-off points, you should check the official City of Oberhausen website or contact the Oberhausen election authority directly.
For more information about the elections in Oberhausen, visit https://www.example.com. If you need help finding this official information or contacting the election office, feel free to ask. The results for all positions will be announced on September 14, 2025, but no specific time has been set. The Integration Council election results will also be announced on the same day.
The upcoming Oberhausen elections on September 14, 2025, will include positions in politics such as the Mayor, City Council, district councils, and the assembly of the Ruhr Regional Association, along with an Integration Council election. registered voters who wish to vote by mail should apply for a postal voting certificate from the Oberhausen election office (Wahlamt) to receive a postal voting package containing their ballot papers and voting instructions.
