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Green candidate list for Ebersberg: women's power over 54%!
ALLIANCE 90/THE GREENS in Ebersberg will present the list of candidates for the 2026 local elections on September 24th, 2025.
Green candidate list for Ebersberg: women's power over 54%!
In Ebersberg, the ALLIANCE 90/THE GREENS compiled the list of candidates for the upcoming local elections in 2026 on September 24, 2025. 24 candidates were elected in a secret ballot, with the list having an impressive proportion of women of over 54%. The Greens are sending a clear signal for gender equality and diversity in the political landscape.
At the top of the list is a strong team: Petra Behounek, Jürgen Friedrichs and Theresa Stock set the tone. But the other candidates are anything but to be neglected. Among them are Dr. Marc Block, Tanja Färg and Maximilian Blindhuber, to name just a few. The full list is as follows:
| Place | name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Petra Behounek |
| 2 | Jürgen Friedrichs |
| 3 | Theresa Stock |
| 4 | Dr. Marc Block |
| 5 | Tanja Färg |
| 6 | Maximilian Blindhuber |
| 7 | Regina Wegenmann |
| 8 | Hans Baumgartner |
| 9 | Bettina Friedrichs |
| 10 | Christian Stadtmüller |
| 11 | Claudia Vierle |
| 12 | Marcus Zweiböhmer |
| 13 | Carmen Reuter |
| 14 | Dr. Michael Schulte Langforth |
| 15 | Franziska Amann |
| 16 | Stephan Meier |
| 17 | Karolina Höcker |
| 18 | Philip Goldner |
| 19 | Sandra Segbert |
| 20 | Harald Fink |
| 21 | Angela Bredel-Michael |
| 22 | Heidi Atzler |
| 23 | Susanne Schmidberger |
| 24 | Matthias Konrad |
Political priorities and goals
The Green Party in Ebersberg is currently the second largest group in the city council with five seats and has great ambitions for the coming election. The estimate is a realistic five to seven mandates. The central issues that the Greens want to focus on during the election campaign include climate protection, energy transition, sustainable mobility and social urban development as well as citizen-oriented politics.
But that's not all: preparations for the 2026 local elections are in full swing throughout the Free State. The local and district associations are actively looking for suitable candidates; membership is not mandatory. This makes access to political participation easier and promotes diversity on the lists. According to the Green Party's website, there will also be workshops focused on strategic election campaigns and fundraising. This is an important opportunity to prepare everyone interested for the upcoming elections, which shows that the Greens don't just have women's quotas on their agenda.
What's next?
The focus is therefore clearly on designing a future-proof, sustainable policy that both listens to the concerns of citizens and focuses on their needs. It remains exciting to see what voters will decide next year. Those interested should not miss the opportunity and sometimes simply take the pulpit of political events.
Contact options are available for everyone who is interested in green topics and the scope of action. The central contact point of the Greens Bavaria can be reached at kommunalwahl2026@gruene-bayern.de or by telephone at 089 / 21 15 97 – 42.