Election Results Revelation 2025: Municipality extends invitations for the unveiling of election outcomes
Municipal Election in Dormagen Taking Place on September 14, 2025
The city of Dormagen is gearing up for its municipal election on September 14, 2025. This significant event will determine the composition of the new city council and the selection of the new mayor.
As of Monday, September 1, 25.32% of the 50,584 eligible voters have already applied for postal voting. For the election of the Integration Council, 5% of the 14,908 eligible voters have applied for postal voting so far.
The election will encompass more than just the mayoral race. The district council and county council elections will also be part of the election.
The city administration has announced that a public presentation of the election results will take place at the Kulle starting at 6 pm. This event will be an opportunity for citizens to stay informed about the latest results live and hear immediate reactions from politics. Visitors can also stay updated about neighboring communities' developments through the integrated live stream.
In addition to the live presentation, the results can also be tracked online on the city administration's website at www.ourwebsite. The live stream of WDR will be integrated at the presentation, ensuring that everyone is well-informed about the election night.
The mayoral race has been particularly competitive. No candidate achieved an outright majority, with Erik Lierenfeld (SPD) leading with 48.60% and Anissa Saysay (CDU) following with 28.87%. This has led to a runoff election scheduled for September 28, 2025.
The SPD and CDU are the dominant parties in the election, with other parties like the Greens, FDP, UWG/FW Dormagen, and Die PARTEI receiving smaller shares of the vote. The exact composition of the city council and the exact majority are not yet specified but are likely to reflect this distribution.
Leading candidates and party representatives will give short interviews and share their initial assessments of the results at the presentation. The Chief Election Officer and First Deputy Mayor Fritz Bezold has stated that the election night will be made transparent and engaging.
This municipal election in Dormagen promises to be an exciting event, and citizens are encouraged to stay informed and engaged in the democratic process.
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