Hausham elects: Martin Reisberger as CSU mayoral candidate!

Hausham elects: Martin Reisberger as CSU mayoral candidate!

The political scene is simmering in Hausham! The CSU has nominated Martin Reisberger, the municipality's experienced business manager, as its mayoral candidate for the 2026 election. After a unanimous decision by the CSU board members and the local council group, Reisberger is the second applicant for the office that has become vacant following the resignation of Jens Zangenfeind (FWG). The official nomination is expected at a local general meeting in the new year, but support for Reisberger is already overwhelming.

Max Greinwald, the local chairman of the CSU, praised Reisberger as a “prudent doer” with over 20 years of experience in local government. “He is passionate about Hausham and has the necessary leadership skills,” said Greinwald. Reisberger, who is known to many citizens through his many years as a treasurer, plans to increase the quality of life in Hausham and address the challenges of the future. These include ensuring child care, building affordable housing and maintaining municipal facilities.

Reisberger's vision for Hausham

The 53-year-old father has clear goals: He wants to expand the infrastructure, renovate the household and avoid unnecessary expenses. “We need a doer who gets started straight away,” emphasizes Greinwald. Reisberger himself sees the involvement of young people in community events as important and plans to initiate regular young citizens' meetings. CSU parliamentary group leader Georg Eham is convinced that Reisberger is the right choice for the sustainable development of Hausham. “Now we need an innovative leader again,” says Eham.

With the candidacy of Reisberger and the already known applicant Johann Harraßer (FWG), the race for the mayor's office in Hausham will be exciting. The political waves are running high and citizens can look forward to an intensive election campaign!