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Raphael Golta (Social Democratic Party of Switzerland) has been Mayor of Zürich since 27 May 2026. Raphael Golta took office on 27 May 2026. The figures run to 2025, so no series has a change to show yet, and the charts show the predecessors' years for now; the latest population is 439 thousand. Raphael Golta, in office since May 2026, is the 4th holder of the office since 1991.

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