Since Michael Ziegler from the Conservatives became mayor following the 2005 election, he had held it.
In the 2017 election he would even lead his party to an absolute majority, with 12 seats. He would eventually become the mayor.
In this election, the Conservatives would lose a seat, but still have an absolute majority. Therefore, once again, Michael Ziegler was set to become mayor, and this would be his 4th term.
Electoral system For elections to Danish municipalities, a number varying from 9 to 31 are chosen to be elected to the municipal council. The seats are then allocated using the D'Hondt method and a closed list proportional representation. Høje-Taastrup Municipality had 21 seats in 2021
Unlike in Danish General Elections, in elections to municipal councils, electoral alliances are allowed.
Electoral alliances
Electoral Alliance 1 Party Political alignmentBSocial LiberalsCentre to Centre-leftILiberal AllianceCentre-right to Right-wing Electoral Alliance 2 Party Political alignmentCConservativesCentre-rightDNew Right Right-wing to Far-rightODanish People's Party Right-wing to Far-rightVVenstreCentre-right Electoral Alliance 3 Party Political alignmentASocial DemocratsCentre-leftFGreen LeftCentre-left to Left-wingØ Red–Green Alliance Left-wing to Far-LeftÅThe AlternativeCentre-left to Left-wing
Results by polling station DivisionABCDFIOVØÅ % % % % % % % % % % Ole Rømer-Skolen34.19.534.02.85.30.64.11.96.51.2 Parkskolen26.53.750.42.04.21.74.31.94.50.8 Taastrup Kulturcenter24.32.752.92.45.31.24.92.13.70.5 Rådhuset27.210.337.13.57.51.52.91.57.21.1 Hallen ved Rønnevangsstrøget29.73.445.02.64.61.94.42.25.21.1 Torstorp Skole29.95.938.43.95.61.94.22.17.11.0 Sengeløse34.71.040.63.73.31.64.44.45.50.7 Charlotteskolen25.23.147.42.56.21.93.53.16.21.0 Reerslev Skole21.92.643.83.36.63.33.55.19.50.5 Fløng Hallen25.12.245.13.04.62.74.47.05.30.7
Results
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