The mayoral elections in the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen district featured a competitive field with 13 candidates, including one female candidate, across three cities: Wolfratshausen, Geretsried, and Bad Tölz. Voters in Wolfratshausen and Geretsried faced a challenging decision due to the large number of candidates, which heightened the chances of runoffs being necessary. This proved accurate as both locations will hold runoff elections due to no candidate securing a majority of votes.

In Wolfratshausen, the incumbent mayor Klaus Heilinglechner from the BVW party and his opponent Günther Eibl from the CSU party will compete again in a runoff scheduled for March 22. The early results showed a tight race similar to the previous election in 2020, where the outcome was also closely contested. Citizens have expressed their opinions about the clear division in preferences, indicating a vibrant political atmosphere.

Geretsried's mayor Michael Müller, also from the CSU party, will face Patrik Kohlert from the Geretsrieder Liste in the runoff, demonstrating an interest from both established and new political players in the area. Conversely, Bad Tölz saw a decisive outcome, suggesting a more settled voter sentiment, which might reflect the unique local issues and candidates that resonated with the residents.