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Onay Wins Final Election for Hanover's Mayoral Office

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Belit Onay remains mayor of the Lower Saxony state capital. The Green politician prevailed in the run-off against his former deputy Axel von der Ohe of the SPD.

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Belit Onay, the Green OB of Hanover, has been re-elected with 61.5 percent of the votes. Meanwhile, the Hanover region is still run by a social democrat. In Klingbeil's hometown Munster, a Jamaican candidate governs. There and in two other municipalities, the AfD has lost.

·Berlin, Germany
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الار الالالار الير عبر Cedarnews.net. لموابعة الالاالار الاالارير الالاريير الارالار الارالار الاار عععععي. Hanover's Mayor Belit Onay (Greens) has been confirmed for another eight years in office. الار الار الاار عبر الار الالاااري. الالاايي. الار الاار الاار الالالار الاااار ااار الاارييريييييية ااراااااااااليييييييية اال اااااالااااالاااااااااااااار.net.net.net.

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Belit Onay remains mayor of the Lower Saxony state capital. The Green politician prevailed in the run-off against his former deputy Axel von der Ohe of the SPD.

·Berlin, Germany
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On Sunday, several key elections created new political constellations in the town halls. In Hanover, Belit Onay remains mayor, while in Oldenburg and Worms, new city leaders have been elected.

·Berlin, Germany
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In many cities and districts in Lower Saxony, citizens decide in key elections on mayors and state councils. The result in the state capital Hanover is already established.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Hanover's mayor Belit Onay of the Greens was re-elected in the final election. Onay won with 61.5 percent against SPD candidate Axel von der Ohe with 38.5 percent, as the preliminary result of the city shows.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Mitteldeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Halle (Saale), Germany on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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