Strong women for Lower Austria: new faces in the state parliament!

Strong women for Lower Austria: new faces in the state parliament!

An important step for the SPÖ Lower Austria: Sven Hergovich, the chairman of the state party, has announced a comprehensive restructuring of the leadership. With the change from Ulrike Königsberger-Ludwig to the Federal Government as State Secretary for Health, another significant post in state politics is filled. Hergovich emphasizes that this is not just a loss of state politics, but a great profit for federal politics. It will work for better health care and shorter waiting times. Her successor, Eva Prischl, has years of experience in the social field and is considered a strong voice for justice and equal opportunities in Lower Austria, as Hergovich emphasizes in a press release.

The changes in SPÖ-Niederösterreich continue because Elvira Schmidt was appointed the new president of the state parliament. Hergovich confidently commented that she will continue the work of Prischl seamlessly, and confirmed the focus on the interests of women and social projects in the country. In addition, Doris Hahn will return to the state mandate from the Tulln district, while Amelie Muthsam, the chairwoman of the socialist youth of Lower Austria, is moving in as the youngest member of the Federal Council and thus represents a voice for the concerns of the youth. Hergovich emphasized that this day will strengthen the SPÖ and make it more feminine, as in the communication of spoe.at

new challenges and commitment

Eva Prischl, the designated state councilor, confirmed her commitment to healthcare and social balance. "There are big footsteps I step into," she said in her first statement, in which she focused on dialogue and improving the healthcare system. Elvira Schmidt brought her vision for the women's shelters and political education in the discussion in order to better represent the votes in state politics. Meanwhile, Doris Hahn is also looking forward to returning to the state parliament mandate after gaining experience in the Federal Council and is willing to bring her perspectives into the new role.

It clearly shows that the SPÖ Lower Austria not only wants to strengthen the voice of women and youth with these personnel decisions, but also want to actively shape the course for the future of state politics. The political switches are thus re -set and a fresh breeze of change blows through the leadership bodies, as Hergovich explained.