Children's & Youth Parliament
Election 2026
New elections to the Children’s and Young People’s Parliament were held from 23 to 30 August 2026. All candidates were profiled at the bottom of the page from the moment their applications were received.
Election result
The Children and Young People’s Parliament comprises seats 1 to 15 – subject to the elected members accepting their seats.
| Name | Seat | % of total votes |
| Mr Burak Yildirim | 1 | 11,688% |
| Mr Tim Kolberg | 2 | 9,740% |
| Ms Kira Kolberg | 3 | 8,766% |
| Ms Sophia Rhein | 4 | 8,117% |
| Ms Fiona Wientzek | 5 | 6,169% |
| Ms Lucia Bischoff | 5 | 6,169% |
| Mr Necmi Yildirim | 7 | 5,844% |
| Ms Anna Hitzel | 8 | 5,195% |
| Ms Sarah Hillebrand | 8 | 5,195% |
| Ms Mila Mantey | 10 | 4,545% |
| Ms Asuman Yildiz | 11 | 3,896% |
| Ms Emily Mahr | 11 | 3,896% |
| Ms Hanna Stefanides | 11 | 3,896% |
| Ms Lara Büssing | 11 | 3,896% |
| Mr Louis Reckwerth | 15 | 3,247% |
| Mr David Scales | 16 | 2,922% |
| Mr Milo Federolf | 16 | 2,922% |
| Ms Lilly Heykaus | 18 | 2,273% |
| Ms Sofiia Babii | 19 | 1,623% |
First meeting of the new Children’s and Youth Parliament
On 24 September, the first public, inaugural meeting of the new Children and Young People’s Parliament took place at the Town Hall, attended by Mayor Breitenbach and Deputy Mayor Janika Martin.
The following were elected:
- Fiona Wientzek as Chair
- Tim Kolberg as Deputy Chair
- Necmi Yildirim as Deputy Chair
General
The children's and youth parliament is elected every two years by the children and young people in Rodgau. It represents the interests of children and young people in the town of Rodgau. This includes maintaining and improving the connection and understanding between children and young people and the town of Rodgau.
Tasks & rights
The children's and youth parliament represents the interests of children and young people in the town of Rodgau.
Its tasks and rights include
- Advising political organisations on all matters concerning children and young people
- The opportunity to submit your own proposals to the city council in order to represent the interests of children and young people in city politics
The members of the children's and youth parliament meet every fortnight to
- official meetings before and after
- realise own projects
The official meetings usually take place four times a year in the meeting room of the City Council.