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The special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia's 14th Congressional District will go to a runoff between a Trump-endorsed Republican and a Democrat, highlighting the GOP's precarious majority in the House.

A congressional district in Georgia is set to vote on Tuesday to choose a replacement for Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene, with the election seen as a gauge of President Donald Trump's support among voters in a Republican stronghold.

The Gröbenzell SPD local board has endorsed Daniel Holmer, the Green candidate, for the mayoral runoff, agreeing to campaign for him with their own posters.

Stefan Jänicke-Spickermann has won the mayoral election in Haimhausen, defeating the long-standing CSU candidate.

The election in the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen district resulted in tight contest for the district administrator position, with the AfD party increasing their representation in the new council.

Georgia is holding a special election for Marjorie Taylor Greene's congressional seat, testing Trump's influence and offering a chance for Democrats in a traditionally Republican district.

In Georgia's 14th Congressional District, a special election is being closely watched as it could impact the Republican majority in the House of Representatives.

The local elections in the Starnberg district saw the CSU emerge as a significant winner, while the Greens maintained their stronghold behind them, and the AfD increased its representation.

The AfD's influence diminishes in the Ebersberg district after local elections despite its historical roots in the region.

The local elections in the Munich district revealed surprising outcomes, especially in the municipal structures and the district council.

The Starnberg district is gearing up for runoff elections for mayor with key battles between CSU and Green candidates.

The AfD has increased its seats in the Erding District Council, positioning itself as the third strongest party after the recent local elections.

The Social Democrats maintain their presence in the Munich district council despite a slight vote drop, while the CSU gains ground, and the Greens significantly lose seats in the election.

Former Seoul Seongdong District Chief Jeong Won-oh officially declared his candidacy for Seoul Mayor, promising efficient governance and a focus on public needs.

Jung Won-oh, a former district chief from the Democratic Party, has officially announced his candidacy for the Seoul mayoral election, promising to create a city where taxes are not wasted and to support the government's vision of a citizen-centric Seoul.

The mayoral elections in the Munich district show varying levels of voter support for incumbent candidates across different municipalities.

In the recent mayoral elections in the Dachau district, several candidates faced off, with notable wins and losses across various municipalities.

CSU candidate Christoph Göbel will compete against Green candidate Marion Seitz in a runoff election after failing to secure an outright victory in the first round of voting.

Robert Niedergesäß of the CSU successfully defended his position as head of the district office in Ebersberg after winning the election with 56.7% of the votes, avoiding a runoff.

Three mayors were ousted in the Erding district's recent elections, with two races heading to runoff.

In the Ebersberg district of Germany, several mayoral elections were held, with candidates from the CSU party making significant gains and many local leaders winning without opposition.

The mayoral elections in the Fürstenfeldbruck district revealed unexpected outcomes, with Götz winning outright, while three cities will face run-offs due to close contests.

In the District of Freising, the first round of the mayoral election saw nine candidates with Helmut Petz and Susanne Hoyer advancing to the runoff.

Election results in the Freising district indicate competitive races in Langenbach and Gammelsdorf, while other areas saw comfortable victories for incumbents.

Martin Bayerstorfer was re-elected as the district administrator of Erding with 56.5% of the votes, defeating his opponents significantly.

In the Landkreis Dachau, incumbent district administrator Stefan Löwl will face a runoff election against Alexander Heisler after failing to secure enough votes for re-election in the first round.

In the Starnberg district, mayoral elections resulted in surprises, with a second round of voting required in three municipalities.

Incumbent district administrator Stefan Frey (CSU) is poised to remain in office in the Starnberg district after a strong showing in the first round of voting.

The mayoral election in Karlsfeld has resulted in a runoff between Christian Bieberle of the CSU and Michael Fritsch representing the SPD and the Greens, as no candidate achieved an absolute majority in the first round.

Recent elections in the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen district saw significant outcomes including new mayoral candidates and run-off elections.

In Starnberg, preliminary results indicate a run-off election for the mayor's position between Patrick Janik and Severin Kistner.

CSU candidate Johannes Stadler wins the mayoral election in Petershausen, while other areas experience close races and a runoff election is necessary in Röhrmoos and Bergkirchen.

In Fürstenfeldbruck, incumbent mayor Stefan Floerecke faces a runoff election after securing only 39.3% of the votes, trailing behind Ulrich Wiltawsky who received 48.8%.

Ulrich Proske was confirmed as mayor of Ebersberg with a remarkable 77.9% of the votes in the recent elections.

The incumbent district councilor Thomas Karmasin is likely to face a runoff election in Fürstenfeldbruck after not securing a majority in many municipalities.

The district council election in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen is primarily a contest between Thomas Holz of the CSU and Ludwig Schmid of the Free Voters, following the retirement of long-serving District Administrator Josef Niedermaier.

Voters in Freising will participate in a runoff election to decide their new mayor, as candidate Monika Schwind from the Freisinger Mitte leads ahead of Nico Heitz from the Greens.

In the Landshut district election, Hubert Aiwanger's candidate appears to be leading significantly with 44% of the votes counted so far.

Tension is palpable in Unterschleißheim as locals gather to follow the municipal election results live, anticipating outcomes in key mayoral contests.

Munich has conducted elections where over a million residents voted for mayor, city council, and district committees amid a complex voting process.

The article discusses the responsibilities and interactions of a district administrator in Bavaria as they engage with local officials and manage community issues.

The LDP's chairman for Hyogo Prefecture expressed commitment to appoint a candidate for the next House of Representatives election after the party failed to support any candidate in the recent elections in the Hyogo 2nd District.

The Munich district prepares for the local elections on March 8, 2026, with over 266,000 eligible voters.

Republican Representative Darrell Issa has announced he will not seek re-election, concluding a long career in Congress as his district faces demographic changes.

The article discusses the upcoming local elections in the Ebersberg district, highlighting the smooth transition of leadership in Oberpframmern, where Mayor Andreas Lutz has ensured a successor for the position.

Veteran Representative Al Green and fellow Democrat Christian Menefee will face a runoff election for Texas' 18th Congressional District after both failed to secure a majority in the primary election.

Rep. Henry Cuellar of Texas secured his party's renomination in the 28th Congressional District primary, defeating challenger Ricardo Villarreal by a significant margin.

The upcoming local elections in Bavaria on March 8 will see almost 40,000 mandates up for re-election, with many mayors and district administrators stepping down, making it a crucial political test for parties in the region.

The Legislative Chamber of Brazil's Federal District has launched a parliamentary front to advocate for hunters, shooters, and collectors of firearms amidst rising crime rates in the category.

Riga is starting to accept applications for candidates to be members of election district commissions for the Saeima elections scheduled for October.