Ampel coalition at the end: Heinsberger FDP cheers over new elections!

Ampel coalition at the end: Heinsberger FDP cheers over new elections!

The sudden end of the traffic light coalition has shaken the political landscape in the Heinsberg district! The reactions of local politicians have not been overlooked since Wednesday evening. The FDP is cheering while the SPD and the Greens look worried about the developments.

Marcel Mark from the FDP in Erkelenz is enthusiastic about the decision of the finished finance minister Christian Lindner: "He has had no other choice! If you should break your oath, you can no longer see in the mirror!" The mood in the FDP is euphoric, Marks is reminiscent of the turn of 2012 when the party celebrated a brilliant election victory despite poor surveys. "The traffic lights will release strength!", He predicts. Stefan Lenzen, leader of the FDP in the Heinsberg district council, also sees the end as inevitable: "Better to end with horror than a horror without end!"

political uncertainty and relief

The relief can also be felt for the other traffic light parties. Julian Joussen from the SPD in Erkelenz calls the step "without alternative" and sees the catastrophic election results in East Germany as the reason for the failure of the coalition. "Cooperation was no longer possible!" But the Wegberger SPD boss Swantje Day expresses concerns: "In such an unstable world we need a strong Germany!"

The CDU, on the other hand, sees the traffic light government as failed. Anna Stelten, head of the Heinsberg district association, demands quick new elections: "A government without a majority is an enormous risk!" Wilfried Oellers, Member of the Bundestag of the CDU, criticizes the Chancellor for dealing with the Situation and demands an immediate question of trust: "New elections must not be delayed!"

The political stage in the Heinsberg district is in turmoil, while the parties are preparing for the upcoming challenges. Who will win the upper hand when the voters are called to the urns again? The tension increases!