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Dr. Tobias Windhorst: CSU politician with 97% elected as a candidate for the district administrator!
CSU chooses Dr. Tobias Windhorst to the district council candidate in Altötting. He plans financial improvements and administrative optimization.
Dr. Tobias Windhorst: CSU politician with 97% elected as a candidate for the district administrator!
On October 1, 2025, the Gasthof Schwarz in Töging am Inn was decided on the future of the Altötting district. How Innsalzach24 reported that Dr. Tobias Windhorst was elected as the CSU's district administrator candidate with an impressive 126 out of 130 votes. He succeeds Erwin Schneider, who is no longer standing for election.
CSU general secretary Martin Huber praised the party's local political success in the election. Windhorst, who has been active as a parliamentary group leader in the district council since 2008 and previously worked as a judge and prosecutor, emphasizes his motivation for this new challenge after acting as mayor in Töging am Inn for 12 years. "I have a good hand for the concerns of our citizens and will specifically improve the finances of the district," he announced.
Visions for the future
The district council's plans are ambitious. Windhorst attaches particular importance to optimizing water and sewage supply and garbage collection. For him, a common annoyance is the uncertainty for official instructions, which is why he demands reliability in the guidelines. He also sees a need for action in the educational sector and wants to expand the vocational schools.
Another mainstay of its election campaign is the expansion of the A94 to Passau and the improvement of the emergency room in the Innklinikum in Altöttingen. He also wants to introduce digital approval processes and strengthen the municipal housing association. Windhorst is concerned to improve the integration of foreigners into the labor market and to promote positive communication in the election campaign.
A look at the upcoming challenges
The Bavarian municipalities face some challenges, especially with these upcoming local elections next year, such as Csu.de emphasized. The political and financial situation is perceived by many as unsafe, which makes the work of local politicians difficult. "We have to actively work for the help of shaping our homeland," the CSU calls.
Dr. Tobias Windhorst is known for his tireless efforts and his commitment in politics. He enjoys a high degree of trust within his party and has proven itself in recent years. In 2025 it will be shown whether this will lead to his desired political advancement as a district administrator of the Altötting district.
His extensive experience, coupled with a clear political program, will certainly benefit him. With Windhorst at the top, the CSU could provide a fresh air in the district.