Overview
- The Freising CSU publicly presented Simon Schindlmayr as its Oberbürgermeister candidate, with a formal party nomination planned for mid-November.
- Schindlmayr pledges to strengthen the local economy and link the city more closely with science and start-ups to boost revenues for a heavily indebted municipality.
- He highlights family housing and childcare capacity as immediate priorities alongside a citizen-focused, efficient city administration.
- A recent arrival from Eching, he brings a master’s degree in public management, leadership at the VBG, and long-standing volunteer roles including Kreisjugendring, Caritas and Lebenshilfe.
- Local party figures, including the Frauen-Union, voiced full support, while the race broadens as the Freie Wähler officially nominated 29-year-old Daniel Hubensteiner; incumbent Tobias Eschenbacher is not running.