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A Lot of Work, Relatively Little Money: Is the Volunteer Mayor an Expiry Model?

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Nuremberg - Around 40 percent of the mayors in Bavaria are still working on a voluntary basis, but due to the high burden, fewer and fewer people are willing to do so. Therefore, even in Middle Franconia, after the election on 8 March, something will change in some town halls.
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A Lot of Work, Relatively Little Money: Is the Volunteer Mayor an Expiry Model?

Nuremberg - Around 40 percent of the mayors in Bavaria are still working on a voluntary basis, but due to the high burden, fewer and fewer people are willing to do so. Therefore, even in Middle Franconia, after the election on 8 March, something will change in some town halls.

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nn.de broke the news in on Monday, March 2, 2026.
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