Voting for the new mayor taking place on September 28th
Bergisch Gladbach residents will head to the polls again for a runoff election on September 28, 2025, to elect a new Mayor. The runoff will feature two candidates: Alexander Felsch (CDU) and Marcel Kreutz (SPD).
The runoff election was necessitated due to no candidate securing an absolute majority in the initial election held on September 14, 2025. The specific names of the Stadtratsmitglieder (city council members) elected by postal vote on that date are not detailed, as the election on September 28 is primarily for the mayoral position.
If you have already requested absentee voting materials for the runoff election, it's important to note that you cannot vote directly unless you did not check the box for receiving the materials for the runoff election when you requested absentee voting for September 14. If you checked the box, you will automatically receive the voting materials by post.
For those who would like to request absentee voting for the runoff election for the first time, use this link or post. To check your request for the runoff election materials, contact the voting office at 02202 / 14 2888 or email [email protected]. Remember to provide your name, address, and date of birth for security purposes.
Voting in the runoff election will be possible at the voting office, which will be open daily from Monday, September 22, from 10:00 to 18:00. The voting office will close on the Friday before the election at 15:00. It's essential to note that voting in the runoff election will take place based on the same voter registry as the main election.
Lastly, the city is looking for volunteers for the runoff election on September 28, 2025. Interested parties can register at [email protected] or by phone at 02202 / 14 2414.
To vote, you will need your ID card or voting certificate. In case you did not check the box and still want to vote, you can go to your respective voting or voting office with your ID card to cast your vote.
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