Greens rely on Frank Buchholz: Direct candidate for Meißen!

Greens rely on Frank Buchholz: Direct candidate for Meißen!

In an exciting turn in the run -up to the Bundestag election on February 23, 2025, the Greens in the Meißen district chose their direct candidates. The 45-year-old Frank Buchholz, who has lived in Meißen for a decade, was nominated with a large majority at a general meeting in Radebeul. Buchholz works as a team leader for a developer of wind and solar parks and has also been politically involved, including in the citizens' initiative "Citizens for Meißen".

Frank Buchholz: The new challenger

Buchholz not only brings experience in the field of urban and regional planning, but also actively participated in the improvement of cycling in Meißen and initiated a car sharing project. He lives privately in a patchwork family and thus brings a multifaceted reality of life into politics. This could make him an attractive candidate for voters in the district, which is historically shaped by its location on the Elbe and its important industrial history, especially through the famous porcelain production and the fertile loess floors in the region.

The district of Meißen has changed significantly over the years. After reunification, he was established as a district of Meißen in the Free State of Saxony and today extends to the economic center of Meißen and Coswig. This city was once the heart of the porcelain industry and today attracts many tourists. Ships of the "white fleet" offer day trippers to explore the picturesque environment, which highlights the importance of tourism for the region. Information about the geographical and cultural importance of the region can also be found on Wikipedia.

The choice of Frank Buchholz is an important step for the Greens in order to strengthen their presence in the district and bring new impulses to politics. The upcoming election campaign will show whether Buchholz can convince the electorate with his ideas and his commitment, while the political landscape develops in the run -up to the election.

More about the nomination of Frank Buchholz you can on Sächsische.de nachlesen. Historical facts about the district of Meißen can be found on Wikipedia .