New hope: Stephan Schneider wants to go to the Bundestag race!

New hope: Stephan Schneider wants to go to the Bundestag race!

St. Peter, Deutschland - Stephan Schneider from St. Peter in the district of Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald was elected as a direct candidate for the Free Voters for the Bundestag in the Waldshut constituency. This communication comes from the district association Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald of the free voters. Schneider is 44 years old, single and has a daughter. He likes to spend his free time with e-bike driving in the Black Forest. He grew up on a small Black Forest courtyard.

Schneider is the district chairman of the Free Voters district association Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald and chairman of the district association in Südbaden. He stands in third place on the state list of free voters Baden-Württemberg for the Bundestag. Schneider is committed to a "citizen -related, practical and ideology -free politics" and would like to represent the interests of the people of his homeland.

important topics for the candidacy

The central topics for which tailors are strong are the promotion of housing construction, the fair remuneration for everyone and a nationwide health care in the country. He also speaks for the reduction of bureaucracy and a better education policy, which includes healthy school lunches and access to local public transport. Schneider also calls for the non -taxation of pensions and a clear position against the settlement of wolves in Germany.

Another concern of Schneider is the retention of cash as a means of payment. He pleads for better protection of the EU external borders and calls for the deportation of refugees who have committed crimes. Migrants who want to integrate should be given faster access to the labor market, especially in hospitals, nursing homes and gastronomy.

Schneider is a trained mechanical engineer and agricultural machinery seller. He sees himself as a top candidate in constituency 288, which comprises the regions of Hochschwarzwald and Waldshut, and sees an important role in the support of regional craftsmanship, the catering profession, nursing professions as well as education and agriculture. A good relationship with Hubert Aiwanger, the federal chairman, and Christine Singer, member of the European Parliament, also strengthens his position.

In order to finance his candidacy, Schneider needs at least 10,000 euros for the election campaign and calls on to support the party and the election campaign. His goal is the move into the Bundestag via direct mandates or the 5%hurdle to carry the interests of his homeland and fellow human beings to Berlin and to be a voice for the Black Forest.

More details on the nomination and its political agenda can be found on suedkurier.de . Information on his campaign support is also available on Gofundme.com

-transmitted by West-East media