Heringen chooses: Daniel Iliev nominated as a SPD candidate for the Bundestag election!

Heringen chooses: Daniel Iliev nominated as a SPD candidate for the Bundestag election!

A political tremor shakes herring! The SPD has nominated its mayor Daniel Iliev as a direct candidate for the Bundestag election. At a conference in Sontra, Iliev, who has been directing the city's fortunes since 2016, received an impressive 92 out of 94 votes - a clear sign of trust! The delegates of the sub-districts of Hersfeld-Rotenburg and Werra-Meißner are determined to tackle the election campaign until the early Bundestag election in February.

with a mine lamp as a symbol of its connection to the region emphasized the importance of authenticity and direct contact with the citizens. "Democracy can only be saved with the SPD!" He called passionately and demanded the support of his comrades: "We can win the direct mandate - but only if we fight together." Especially in the Werra-Meißner district, where he is less known, he needs every helping hand. "Invite me up, talk positively about me and help me to quickly gain a profile," the 40-year-old appealed.

a successor with fresh wind

The outgoing member of the Bundestag Michael Roth, who held the direct mandate for 27 years, praised Iliev as the ideal successor and demanded the same support that he was able to experience himself. "People are afraid, and they only fight them through courage," warned Roth and asked not to remain in the past. "With us the new time is drawing - we do not need nostalgia, but courage and determination to shape the future."

The support for Iliev also comes from prominent politicians such as district administrator Torsten Warnecke and the member of the state parliament Tanja Hartdegen and Karina Fissmann. They emphasize that Iliev has reunited a split city as mayor. "Anyone who can solve the 'Heringer standards' is exactly the right one to represent our region in Berlin," said Warnecke. Iliev himself, who comes from a simple circumstances, promised to bring up the challenges of the municipalities in Berlin: "Only if the big politics has an eye on us can move something on a small scale."