Electoral Office
The electoral office is set up temporarily around six months before general votes (referendums and plebiscites) and elections (local, district, state and European elections). It is responsible for all aspects of implementation, such as the electoral roll, polling stations, polling assistants, voter notification, postal voting and more.
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On-site appointments are only possible by individual arrangement. Please contact us by phone, e-mail or contact form.
Es wurden 8 Serviceleistungen gefunden
Citizen Initiatives and Referendums in the Municipality; Implementation
The instruments of “citizen initiative” and “citizen referendum,” introduced in Bavaria in 1995, enable citizens to make decisions directly on their own regarding many municipal matters.
Elections; Support for Electoral Bodies
Depending on the election or vote, the district administrative authorities serve as the seat of the election bodies at the district level. They assist the election bodies in carrying out their duties.
Electoral officer; appointment
As honorary members of the electoral and postal ballot boards, electoral assistants are responsible for the proper conduct of elections and votes and for determining and establishing the results.
European, Bundestag and Landtag elections; inspection of the electoral roll
The municipality keeps a list of eligible voters for each electoral district.
Federal Parliamentary Election; Submission of a Nomination
Any political party may submit a slate of candidates (state-level or district-level). District-level slates (at the electoral district level) may also be submitted by individual eligible voters or groups of eligible voters.
Mayoral and City Council Elections; Information on the Election Process
The mayor and the members of the municipal council are generally elected for a term of 6 years. Depending on the size of the municipality, between 8 and 80 municipal council members are elected.
Polling card and postal voting documents; application
If you do not want to vote at your polling station but by postal vote or at another polling station, you will need a polling card. Together with the polling card, which you must apply for at your local authority, you will also receive the postal voting documents.
Referendum; Availability of Registration Lists
Citizen Initiatives and Referendums in the Municipality; Implementation
The instruments of “citizen initiative” and “citizen referendum,” introduced in Bavaria in 1995, enable citizens to make decisions directly on their own regarding many municipal matters.
Elections; Support for Electoral Bodies
Depending on the election or vote, the district administrative authorities serve as the seat of the election bodies at the district level. They assist the election bodies in carrying out their duties.
Electoral officer; appointment
As honorary members of the electoral and postal ballot boards, electoral assistants are responsible for the proper conduct of elections and votes and for determining and establishing the results.
European, Bundestag and Landtag elections; inspection of the electoral roll
The municipality keeps a list of eligible voters for each electoral district.
Federal Parliamentary Election; Submission of a Nomination
Any political party may submit a slate of candidates (state-level or district-level). District-level slates (at the electoral district level) may also be submitted by individual eligible voters or groups of eligible voters.
Mayoral and City Council Elections; Information on the Election Process
The mayor and the members of the municipal council are generally elected for a term of 6 years. Depending on the size of the municipality, between 8 and 80 municipal council members are elected.
Polling card and postal voting documents; application
If you do not want to vote at your polling station but by postal vote or at another polling station, you will need a polling card. Together with the polling card, which you must apply for at your local authority, you will also receive the postal voting documents.