Greens in the district of Kusel: No candidates for district elections 2025 in sight!

Greens in the district of Kusel: No candidates for district elections 2025 in sight!

The political landscape in the district of Kusel could change in the coming year, but the Greens, at least for now, seem to not want to set up their own candidates for the office of the district administrator. The previous information indicates that the term of Otto rubly from CDU runs until October 2025 before a successor is to take place in early summer next year.

In a general meeting on Tuesday evening, Katja Daish, the spokeswoman for the Greens in the district, commented on the situation. She emphasized that it was crucial to find a candidate who has already had experience in the council work and is well known in a circle. "We need a candidate who has done a few years of council work and is known in a circle," said Daish. This indicates that the green value attaches to a well -founded local anchorage.

The search for a suitable candidate

The Greens face the challenge of finding the right person for the upcoming choice. Despite their searches, no one have opened up among the members who would have serious ambitions on the post of the district administrator. Katja Daish thought it was "bad" to run for himself, which indicates that she either does not see any personal willingness or has no suitable way to convince the voters. This shows how difficult it is to find a suitable candidate who meets the requirements of the political electorate in the district of Kusel.

The willingness to continue the search for a possible candidate or a candidate remains. Daish considered the opportunity to look for suitable people outside the district. This could indicate that the Greens are open to fresh impulses and are ready to consider an external candidate as long as he has the right attitude and competence.

This development could be of a far -reaching importance for the political future of the circle, since the Greens, as part of the political opposition, can play a fundamental role in the competition for the mayor's office, even if they do not submit their own proposals in this case. The voters will observe how the parties will stand up and whether even surprising candidacies could come from their own ranks or from external candidates.

The situation remains exciting, since the Greens will continue to work on their strategy to clarify whether someone is ready to run for the office of the district administrator. The decision as to whether or not to set up your own candidate could prove to be crucial for the following elections. Further information and developments on this topic can be found in an article on www.rheinpfalz.de .