Young CSU hopeful Frederik Barth in the federal election campaign!

Young CSU hopeful Frederik Barth in the federal election campaign!

There are exciting developments in the political competition in the Kulmbach constituency! The CSU Kulmbach district association has nominated two promising candidates: Bundestag member Emmi Zeulner and JU district chairman Frederik Barth. Frederik Barth, a 22-year-old law student who already works as a self-employed entrepreneur, is applying for a place on the CSU state list and emphasizes the importance of the second vote for the CSU. District Council President Henry Schramm praised Barth for his commitment and his connection to Upper Franconia when he congratulated him on the nomination Franconian day reported.

Emmi Zeulner: Voting queen of the CSU

Emmi Zeulner, the 34-year-old member of the Bundestag, has again won the direct mandate for the CSU in the Kulmbach constituency with 47.8 percent of the vote. This is her third consecutive time convincing voters and securing this title. Compared to previous elections, its share has decreased slightly - in 2017 it reached 55.4 percent - but it remains a central figure in CSU politics, as is the case Frankenpost holds on. This voter turnout of an impressive 81.2 percent underlines the commitment of voters in their constituency.

Barth emphasizes that his campaign will focus on recruiting young voters, particularly on issues affecting schoolchildren, students and young entrepreneurs. With this new selection of candidates, the CSU wants to present a breath of fresh air and a strong voice for the Kulmbach region in the federal election campaign.