Your questions, answered
A few useful things to know when exploring elections and polling places.
Find a place
Search for a city, street or address, then explore the map. You can move around and open a polling place to see its details.
Which polling place should I use?
The map helps you discover polling places. Your personal polling place is the one listed on your election notice; it may change from one election to the next.
Is a polling place accessible?
Open a polling place to check the available access information. If a detail is missing, contact your municipal election office before visiting.
Who is standing for election?
Open an election to see the announced candidates, their parties and their profiles. Candidate lists may not be available for every election yet.
What does a candidate assessment mean?
An independent assessment reflects the local team’s view. It is separate from election results and does not predict who will win.
Reading election results
Each results page names the election and shows whether counting is still in progress or the result is final. Vote shares and seat totals describe that election.
What is Halal-O-Mat?
Halal-O-Mat is an upcoming questionnaire about political topics and personal values. It is intended to help you reflect and make your own decision.
Do I need an account?
No. You can explore WahlNavigator without signing up.
When is the next election?
Election pages show confirmed dates when available. A date marked as expected is still subject to change.
Something does not look right?
Let us know so we can check the information. For questions about your registration or personal polling place, contact your municipal election office.
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