Greens do without district candidates - what does that mean for voters?

Greens do without district candidates - what does that mean for voters?

In the district of Southern Weinstrasse, both the Bundestag and the district elections will take place on February 23, 2025. The district association of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen has decided not to set up its own candidate for the office of district administrator. In a press-effective message, the Greens emphasize their focus on central political issues such as affordable living space, sustainable transport policy and climate protection in accordance with the requirements of the 1.5-degree goal. This sets a clear sign that the voters should pay attention to representatives when choosing a candidate, which are firmly rooted in the democratic basic order, as Palatinate-Express reported.

At a meeting in Herxheim, the 46-year-old Dietmar Seefeldt from Offenbach received overwhelming support: with 98.5 percent of the votes, he was elected as the new green candidate for the district election. The Green Party emphasized that there will be no election recommendation for other candidates, but emphasized the importance of a clear political profile. The message "Never again is now" should be an incentive for voters to choose candidates who are committed to progressive and democratic politics, which is also due to the statement of Bing is underpinned.