Municipalities - Sebastian Schrempp remains Lord Mayor of Rheinstetten
Rheinstetten's incumbent mayor Sebastian Schrempp has once again won the mayoral election. According to the preliminary results, the CDU politician won the election on Sunday with 73.3 percent of the vote against his challenger Isabella Metzke, as the city announced on its website in the evening. Metzke received 26.53 percent of the vote. Although the 29-year-old is a member of the SPD, she stood as a non-party candidate in the election. Voter turnout in the Baden town in the Karlsruhe district was 43.09 percent.
This is the 45-year-old Schrempp's third term in office. He was first elected to the leadership of Rheinstetten town hall in 2007 at the age of 29. Born in Freiburg, he has lived in the municipality since his earliest childhood. According to the town, around 17,000 citizens were called to vote on Sunday.
Website of the town Website Sebastian Schrempp
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- In nearby Baden-Württemberg, the CDU also secured a victory in a mayoral election in a different municipality, with their candidate garnering a substantial majority.
- Despite being a member of the SPD, Isabelle Metzke, from Karlsruhe district, decided to run as an independent candidate in the Mayoral election held in a Baden-Württemberg commune on Sunday.
- The announcement of the results for the Mayoral election in Rheinstetten, held on Sunday, indicated that, once again, Sebastian Schrempp from the CDU would be serving his third term as the Mayor of the commune.
- Municipalities across Germany, including those in Baden-Württemberg, occasionally hold Mayoral elections, offering citizens the opportunity to participate and shape their community's future.
Source: www.stern.de
