Election time in Hohenlohe: Free voters invite you to get to know each other!

Falko Bortt, the direct candidate of the Free Voters for Hohenlohe, invites you to an introductory meeting on Saturday, January 11, 2025. The event will take place from 3 p.m. in the Forchtenberg-Schleierhof, in the GreenCamp building, Hofstraße 20. This is intended to give citizens the opportunity to get to know the direct candidates better and to engage in an informative exchange.

This date is particularly important in view of the upcoming federal election, which will take place on February 23, 2025. The election campaign falls during the carnival season, which may bring additional challenges and opportunities. In addition to Falko Bortt, other direct candidates will be present, including Harald Kubitzki (Neckar-Zaber, 266), Stephan Schneider (Waldshut, 288) and Friedrich Ludwig, the deputy district chairman for North Württemberg. The organizers of the event hope for numerous visitors.

Free voters: preparation for the federal election

The Free Voters have also published their state list for the 2025 federal election, as reported on the Free Voters Bavaria website. The top team for the election consists of Hubert Aiwanger, the federal chairman and deputy prime minister, Indra Baier-Müller, district administrator in Oberallgäu, Peter Dreier, district administrator of the Landshut district, and Michael Wörle, mayor of Gersthofen. In order to enter the Bundestag, three direct mandates are required.

Hubert Aiwanger has clearly spoken out in favor of a civil coalition that would unite the CDU/CSU, Free Voters and FDP. He emphasizes the need for a fundamental change in Germany, especially in the areas of economy and migration. Aiwanger criticizes the current coalitions, namely black-red and black-green, and calls for a middle-class coalition.

The opportunity to get to know the political ambitions of the Free Voters and the direct candidates from Hohenlohe is particularly emphasized at the meeting in Forchtenberg, as this could play an important role in the context of the important federal election.