Greens Upper Austria: Kaineder confirmed as state spokesman with record approval!

Greens Upper Austria: Kaineder confirmed as state spokesman with record approval!

On March 29, 2025, the state assembly of the Greens of Upper Austria took place under the motto “Moving forward courageously”. This event was marked not only by a high number of participants, but also by important personnel decisions that will be of central importance for the next few years. Loud ots.at LR Stefan Kaineder was re-elected with an impressive 95.9%, one of the highlights of the meeting. He emphasized the responsibility of the Greens in the current political situation and the challenges that need to be overcome.

During the meeting, Climate Minister Leonore Gewessler received great applause for her work. The Green Party also took fundamental positions on the current coalition, based on sharp criticism of the handling of climate protection issues. Kaineder announced that the Greens will work actively in the country and seek dialogue with citizens in order to understand and implement their concerns.

Important personnel decisions

In addition to Kaineder's re-election, Dagmar Eng and Severin Mayr were confirmed as deputy state spokespersons with 90.6% and 93.2%. Gabriela Schönberger was also elected as finance officer. The meeting announced a new election of the entire state executive board, which indicates the desire to strengthen organizational unity and to clearly set substantive priorities.

• Stefan Kaineder: 95,9 % wiedergewählt
• Dagmar Eng: 90,6 % bestätigt
• Severin Mayr: 93,2 % bestätigt
• Gabriela Schönberger: Finanzreferentin bestätigt

The high number of participants recorded at this state meeting reflects the growing interest and support for the Greens in Upper Austria. This positive response could play a crucial role in future policy-making.

Long-term goals and visions

The Greens are pursuing a clear course towards sustainability. The Party program focuses on well-founded values ​​and long-term goals that go beyond day-to-day politics. It provides a benchmark for policy direction and is seen as a flexible instrument to adapt to changing environments and ensure adaptability. This approach clearly distinguishes itself from dogmatism and promotes the necessary dialogue about the positions of the Greens.

The party's roots, rooted in social movements - from the student movement to the women's movement to the environmental movement - give rise to a political force built on experience and a historical basis. The Greens invite all citizens to actively participate in shaping their politics and to contribute their perspectives. This promotes a culture of active participation, which is central to the Green Party.