Irritation at Langenbach: Mayor Hoyer announces double candidacy!

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Mayor Susanne Hoyer is running in the 2026 local elections in the Freising district and is causing discussions with her statements.

Bürgermeisterin Susanne Hoyer kandidiert bei der Kommunalwahl 2026 im Landkreis Freising und sorgt für Diskussionen mit ihren Aussagen.
Mayor Susanne Hoyer is running in the 2026 local elections in the Freising district and is causing discussions with her statements.

Irritation at Langenbach: Mayor Hoyer announces double candidacy!

There is a lot of turmoil in the political landscape in Langenbach: Mayor Susanne Hoyer has been nominated by the CSU as a candidate for district administrator. With this decision, it provides plenty of topics for discussion among citizens and in politics. Hoyer, who continues to hope for Langenbacher's support in the upcoming mayoral election, has decided to run against the incumbent district administrator, Helmut Petz, after leaving the Free Voters. This is not only brave, but also shows her unbroken ambition.

At a Green Party event, Hoyer made it clear that she could definitely consider another term as mayor - assuming her name makes it onto the ballot. She looked intensively into the election regulations and found out that the people of Langenbach are allowed to nominate them if there is no or only one other candidate. There is currently no official candidate for mayor, which is further inflaming the situation.

Candidates and speculation

Among the possible successors, local councilor Florian Böck from the Free Voters is making a name for himself. But it looks like he is still thinking about his own candidacy. Second Mayor Rudi Götz from the FWO also finds Hoyer's statements questionable and could well position himself as another candidate. On the other hand, Niklas Welser from the Green List also has a candidacy open. This competition for the mayoral election promises to be exciting!

CSU district leader Florian Herrmann sees Hoyer's commitment as a nostalgic allusion and is of the opinion that she is running for the office of district administrator with full commitment. This is notable because, according to district election officer Tobias Diepold, it is legally possible to run for both offices. But voters should keep an eye on the state of the mayoral election and the challenges for Hoyer, because she can ultimately only accept one of the offices. In the Freising district, a simultaneous candidacy for district administrator and mayor has never happened before.

A look outside the box

Now Langenbach must prepare for the coming election, where democratic commitment and personal ambitions can be clearly shown. The pressure is not only on Susanne Hoyer, but also on her possible competitors - and citizens are more than ready to raise their voices.