23.09.2025
On 28 September will decide who will take over the office of mayor in Kaarst in a run-off election. After neither candidate was able to achieve an absolute majority in the first round of voting, the incumbent Ursula Baum (FDP) and CDU candidate Christian Horn-Heinemann against each other again.
And also in the run-off election Minister President Hendrik Wüst speaks out clearly in favour of Christian Horn-Heinemann out. Wüst describes the CDU mayoral candidate as someone who is "on fire for Kaarst" and has "clear goals for the future". Horn-Heinemann knows the city's challenges inside out and has the necessary expertise and passion to lead Kaarst successfully into the future.
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Mehr InformationenWhat voters need to know now
The run-off election will take place on Sunday, 28 Septemberwill take place. The polling stations are open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. open. The voting cards already issued are valid for voting. If you no longer have these, you can identify yourself with your identity card.
Anyone who has already applied for postal voting for the main election will automatically receive the documents for the run-off election - provided the box for the run-off election was ticked when the application was first submitted. Otherwise, you will have to apply for postal voting again.
The completed postal voting documents must be received by Sunday, 28 September, 4 pm must be received at the town hall - either in person at the polling station (Club Room 1 in the community centre) or via the town hall letterbox. It is not possible to hand in votes at polling stations.
Questions can be answered by the Election office of the city of Kaarst:
Mrs Skoda: 02131 987-170
Mr Esser: 02131 987-171