Election campaign in Aachen: Who wins the race for the direct mandate?

In Aachen, the election campaign for the Bundestag election, which will take place on February 23, began. The candidates are present on posters and signs in the city, while Mullefluppet is still undecided who is likeable to him. The street election campaign is described as limited in time, whereby there is the possibility that some posters are still stuck after Ash Wednesday, such as "https://www.aachener-zeitung.de/lokales/region-aachen/es-ist-ein-kreuz-t-der-ersvstimme/33962457.html"> Aachener Zeitung reported.

The promising candidates in Aachen are Oliver Krischer from the Greens, Ye-One Rhie from the SPD and Rudolf Henke from the CDU. Rudolf Henke is 67 years old and won the direct mandate for Aachen in 2009, 2013 and 2017. He is the chairman of the Bundestag Committee on Corona pandemic and is considered a health expert in his party. Henke wants to accelerate the way to a climate -neutral industrial country and drive the fight against crime. Ye-One Rhie, 34 years old and the Mobility Policy spokeswoman for the SPD parliamentary group, demands more equal opportunities and affordable living space. Oliver Krischer, 52 years old, is the deputy group leader of the Greens in the Bundestag and is committed to the expansion of renewable energies and on topics such as electromobility, such as Auhuurmagazin reported.

other candidates and their goals

In addition to the three main candidates, there are also other candidates for election. Andrej Hunko von Die Linke (57 years) calls for a health system without profit interests and a peaceful foreign policy. Katharina Willkomm from the FDP (34 years) has been in the Bundestag since 2017 and is committed to digital administration and better protection of civil rights. Roger Lebien from the AfD (47 years) wants to improve security and cleanliness in Aachen. Dr. Elke Zobel from the party (58 years) has hardly any concrete demands, but emphasizes the ban on pineapple on pizza. Hans-Jürgen Fink von the Free Voters (54 years) wants to end child poverty and create jobs. Stephan Korupp of Diebasis (58 years) demands more participation of the population. Adonis Böving and Niklas Teßmann are independent candidates with different backgrounds and objectives. Böving is a communication trainer and competed in September for the election of the mayor, while Teßmann, 24 years old, is a mechanical engineering student and sees itself as a mixture of green, liberal and progressive.