Mayor duel in Nenzing: Who wins the decisive runoff election?
Mayor duel in Nenzing: Who wins the decisive runoff election?
on election Sunday, March 16 in Nenzing, there was an exciting head-to-head race in the mayoral election. Michael Hartmann from the list "We for Nenzing" reached 49.68 percent of the vote, while his competitor Cornelia Spiß received 37.7 percent of the FPÖ. These results meant that Hartmann had to go into the runoff election, since the FPÖ, which had been in power in Nenzing for decades, was voted out both in the mayor's direct election and in the election of the municipality, as reported. Spiß commented on the election defeats and named several factors that could have contributed to this, including unexpected changes within the community.
In the meantime, the effectiveness of the municipal election was contested. Johannes Schallert, top candidate of the SPÖ, announced the contestation at the Constitutional Court. Hartmann, who reacted positively to the feedback from the community, explained that the decision was now in the hands of the judiciary. In a TV duel on Friday, the two candidates discussed central topics such as the school location question and the planned projects of the community. Hartmann and Spiß agree that the elementary school should remain at the current location, which justifies the funds that have already been invested in the renovation.
new umbrella organization of agricultural communities
In the meantime, the 30 agricultural communities in Vorarlberg have come together to form an umbrella organization in order to make their important work in the management and care of the forests and Alps visible. These communities not only ensure wood use, but also contribute to the protection of habitats for wildlife and drinking water resources. Birgitt marriage, chairwoman of the agricultural community of Röns, said: "The work will often only become visible in the coming generations." Mathias Wirbel, chairman of the Innerbraz agricultural community, emphasized that more information and education should create a better understanding of the work of the agricultural communities in order to enable future generations to intact nature, such as MeinDzirk reported.The increasingly noticeable fusion of political and environmental issues in Nenzing shows how closely linked the challenges of the community with the achievements of the agricultural communities. These structures play an essential role in maintaining natural landscapes, which is of great importance, especially in times of change.
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