Schwaan votes: Who will be the new city leader? Candidates in focus!

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Schwaan will vote on November 16, 2025: The mayoral candidates are Mathias Schauer and Tobias Müller. Polling stations open until 6 p.m.

Schwaan wählt am 16.11.2025: Bürgermeisterkandidaten sind Mathias Schauer und Tobias Müller. Wahllokale bis 18 Uhr geöffnet.
Schwaan will vote on November 16, 2025: The mayoral candidates are Mathias Schauer and Tobias Müller. Polling stations open until 6 p.m.

Schwaan votes: Who will be the new city leader? Candidates in focus!

The election of the new mayor is coming up in the small, charming town of Schwaan. On November 16, 2025, the 4,325 citizens eligible to vote will vote on the future of their city. It will be exciting because with Mathias Schauer and Tobias Müller the Schwaaners have two different views to choose from.

Mathias Schauer, the incumbent mayor and independent, is a familiar name in the city. After two successful terms in office, he would like to complete his projects, such as the new elementary school with after-school care and the fire department. He also advocates for close cooperation between the city council and administration in order to avoid construction delays. Schauer lives in Schwaan and can count on broad support from the population.

The challenger

On the other side is Tobias Müller, a breath of fresh air in the political landscape of Schwaan, who is running for the Left. The research assistant who lives in Rostock has clear ideas: Above all, he wants to improve the conditions for start-ups and creative minds. He also plans to make existing structures, such as the artists' colony and the weekly market, better known. He sees the biggest challenge as stabilizing the city's budget.

The elections are part of the larger framework of local elections in Germany, which, according to the Federal Agency for Civic Education include parliamentary representation in municipalities and the direct election of mayors. Voter turnout is often lower than in state or federal elections, which highlights the importance of local issues and individual addressing.

Electoral procedure and meaning

Schwaaners have the opportunity to cast their vote at one of the three polling stations until 6 p.m. The conduct of local elections is subject to the laws of the federal states. In this context, the possibilities of accumulation and variegation, which allow voters to strategically distribute or concentrate their votes, are also important. This shows how important it is to be well informed about the candidates and to understand their plans.

For the people of Schwaan, the upcoming election will not just be a decision between two candidates, but rather an important step in shaping the coming years in their city. It remains to be seen whether it will be the experienced mayor or the new challenger. The polling station doors are now open and citizens’ votes count!