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10. March 2026

Tim Ott (Greens) and Melissa Enders (CDU) will face off in the runoff election on March 22

Today, the Election Committee of the State Capital of Mainz, chaired by Chief Election Officer Mayor Nino Haase, met at Stadthaus Mainz to announce the official final results of the election for district administrator of the Mainz-Oberstadt district, held on Sunday, March 8, 2026.

The preliminary review of the election records for completeness and correctness did not reveal any objections. 

The results from all voting districts were tallied, yielding the following overall result: 

Eligible voters: 16,191
Voters:

7,473 = 46.2%

Valid votes:  7,435 = 99.5%
Invalid votes:  38 = 0.5%

Of the valid votes, the following were cast for the candidate:

Candidate Party: Die PARTEI Votes: Percentage:
Ott, Tim The Greens 2,868 38.6
Enders, Melissa CDU 1,926 25.9
Wilk, David SPD 1,611 21.7
Rammensee, Max ÖDP 192 2.6
Steiner, Benjamin  AfD 326 4.4
Stufler, Erwin  Independent Voters 191 2.6
Sebastian, Jan FDP 321 4.3

The Election Committee determined that the two candidates, Tim Ott (Greens) and Melissa Enders (CDU), received the most valid votes cast and will therefore advance to the runoff election for village mayor on Sunday, March 22, 2026.  

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