Maashorst welcomes new councillors: what changes after the municipal elections?
Maashorst residents have elected a new municipal council. From April 1, new councillors will take office, shaping local policies and decisions that directly impact your community. Here’s what to expect in the coming weeks.
| Event | Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Final vote count completed | March 18, 2026 | - | Maashorst polling stations |
| Farewell to departing councillors | March 30, 2026 | 7:30 PM | Maashorst town hall |
| Installation of new councillors | April 1, 2026 | 7:30 PM | Maashorst town hall |
| First council meeting | April 16, 2026 | - | Maashorst town hall |
| Public access | Ongoing | - | Live stream |
The Municipality of Maashorst oversees local governance, including the organization of municipal elections and the transition of power between councils. Its role ensures continuity in decision-making and public representation for residents.
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The municipal elections are over, what happens now?
On March 18, 2026, residents went to the polls to elect a new municipal council. But what actually happens in the period after the elections?
The final results
After election day, all votes are carefully counted. First, the polling stations count the votes per location. Next, the municipal polling office totals all the results. Finally, the Central Polling Office determines the final results.
Farewell to current councillors
On Monday, March 30, starting at 7:30 PM, the municipal council will say goodbye to departing councillors. During the farewell, the dedication and contributions of the departing councillors to the municipality of Maashorst will be acknowledged. The council will also decide on the admission of new councillors at this time.
Installation of new councillors
On Wednesday, April 1, starting at 7:30 PM, the new councillors will publicly take their oath or promise. This binds them to their duty to represent the residents of Maashorst. From that moment on, they are officially councillors. It is a special moment when it becomes clear who will represent you in the municipal council in the coming years.
Start of meetings
Starting Thursday, April 16, the council meetings will resume. Councillors will discuss topics important to the municipality of Maashorst. The municipal council meetings are open to the public. You can attend them at the town hall, watch them live online, or view them later at gemeenteraad.gemeentemaashorst.nl.
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