Gratitude extends to every campaigner for their tireless work
The municipal and integration council election, held on September 14, 2025, has come and gone, but the political landscape of City-State GL is far from settled. The runoff election for the mayoral position is fast approaching, scheduled for September 28, 2025.
The two candidates vying for the top position are Alexander Felsch from the CDU and Marcel Kreutz from the SPD. The runoff election promises to be a close contest, and the city needs your help to ensure a smooth and fair voting process.
The election was previously supported by many volunteer election helpers, and their efforts were greatly appreciated by Mayor Frank Stein, Deputy Mayor Ragnar Migenda, Election Officer Thore Eggert, and Stephan Dekker, a department head. They all expressed their gratitude for the hard work and dedication shown by the election helpers.
If you're interested in volunteering for the upcoming runoff election, Linda Schmitz at the election office is the contact person you should reach out to. You can contact her at 02202/142414 or via email at [email protected].
As the city gears up for the runoff election, it's important to remember that every volunteer makes a difference. Your participation can help ensure that the democratic process continues to thrive in City-State GL.
Unfortunately, the search results do not provide specific names of persons who have volunteered to help with the runoff mayoral election on Sunday, September 28, 2025. However, it's never too late to join the ranks of dedicated volunteers. So, if you're ready to make a difference, consider volunteering for the runoff election and help shape the future of City-State GL.
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