Free voters on the move: Aiwanger wants to lead to Berlin!

Free voters on the move: Aiwanger wants to lead to Berlin!

The Bavarian free voters give great hope for its top candidate Hubert Aiwanger, who leads the party into the intensive election campaign for the early Bundestag election on February 23, 2025. At the listing in Amberg, Aiwanger received impressive 318 out of 321 possible voices and can be celebrated with his vision from "Vorwärts to Berlin". The district administrator Indra Baier-Müller runs in second place on the list, followed by Peter Dreier and other municipal representatives. The party strives to win at least three direct mandates to secure the move into the Bundestag, which, according to surveys, is classified as difficult because the free voters in Bavaria are only four percent of the votes. Nevertheless, Aiwanger is optimistic and sees a chance in the disillusionment of the voters about the traffic light coalition.

demands and focus of the free voters

AIWanger attaches particular importance to topics such as migration, agricultural issues and reduction in bureaucracy. He calls for a rigorous deportation policy for delinquent refugees who are supposed to leave Germany after the first crime. He also advocates the abolition of the Agrardiesel tax to ensure the competitiveness of Bavarian agriculture. At applause, these points came up with the delegates and illustrate the clear line that Aiwanger and his fellow campaigners strive for the election campaign in order to be perceived as a "voice of reason", as the Regensburg district administrator Tanja Schweiger formulated.

The mood among the members of the free voters is euphoric because they firmly believe in a possible representation in the Bundestag. Aiwanger emphasizes that the free voters take on an urgently needed top performer and want to find pragmatic solutions for the challenges in Germany. "We are the right strength for Berlin so that Germany gets back on its feet," said Aiwanger, which gave him standing ovation. It remains to be seen whether he will give up his ministerial post in the event of a political success; However, the Bavarian Vice-Prime Minister is determined to take this step in order to represent the interests of voters as best as possible.

For the free voters, the upcoming election campaign represents a decisive phase to realize their political goals in Berlin and to position themselves as a reliable voice for people, especially in view of the dissatisfaction with the current political situation in Germany. Their strategy of maintaining a direct line to the citizens and putting municipal needs in the foreground could be crucial for success or failure in the coming election.

Idowa.de reported on the election strategy and challenges of free voters . In addition, diebayern.de , which would like to bring in the election campaign and what considerations are behind the candidacy.