Ceremonial election party: Gabriele Zull cheers over 98.75% approval!

Ceremonial election party: Gabriele Zull cheers over 98.75% approval!

The city hall of Fellbach was witness to a remarkable moment last night when the result of the mayor election was announced. Gabriele Zull received an impressive 98.75 percent of the vote with 7904 votes. This result was celebrated with loud applause by those present, including many counterparts from the area. It was particularly touching that Zuls was at her side of cancer and was able to experience this significant moment together.

The official result was announced by Markus Sturm, the chief office manager, at 7:04 p.m. A total of 8198 of 33,662 citizens entitled to vote had participated in the election, which corresponds to a turnout of 24.35 percent. Especially in Zul's immediate environment, in the St. Georg Oeffingen polling station, she achieved almost a perfect result with 99.43 percent. Only one vote was not given for them. This illustrates the great support that the mayor has in her community.

Occupation and results

The turnout is relatively low for a local election, but is given the high level of consent to ZULL. This shows that despite the difficulties that some voters have due to health or personal circumstances, many citizens could find their way to the polling stations or have used postal voting. The remarkable result suggests that the citizens of Fellbach are satisfied with the work of ZULL and put confidence in their leadership.

The mood on the election evening was euphoric, and the sympathy of people was a strong sign that Gabriele Zull was able to make a lot of positive things during her two -year term. Her skills as leaders were confirmed when the attendees showed their gratitude with tears of joy and warm applause. Such emotional scenes are rare and show how much citizens appreciate the connection to their mayor.

The coming weeks and months will be crucial for ZULL while working with her team to implement their goals for Fellbach. In view of the solid support, the potential for a new era in municipal management is promising. In particular, the topics that have been prioritized in the past term could continue to be the focus and promote a continuation of Zulll and their advice.

For more information about this event and the upcoming plans by Gabriele Zull, see the current reporting on www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de .