Bavarian party relies on rejuvenation: Thurnhuber as candidate again!

Bavarian party relies on rejuvenation: Thurnhuber as candidate again!

In an exciting political regulatory process, the Bavarian Party has nominated its candidate for the 2025 federal election: Marinus Thurnhuber, a 65-year-old farmer from Draxlham, was unanimously elected as a direct candidate for the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen/Miesbach constituency. Thurnhuber, who achieved a respectable result in the last election, emphasizes the urgency of reforming issues such as inheritance tax, the asylum problem and tax reform. The party itself has rejuvenated itself, according to district chairman Markus Wagner, and also plans to increase the proportion of women on the board, reported merkur.de.

Other candidates and election goals

But it's not just the Bavarian Party that is bringing fresh faces into the election campaign: the Free Voters are also nominating Christian Kaul, who takes a holistic approach to issues such as pensions, refugee policy and nature conservation. He emphasizes that it is not about opposites, but about a combined approach. Kaul, for example, calls for schools to be better equipped with digital technology in order to make homeschooling more effective and sees the promotion of medium-sized businesses as another focus. This shows that other parties in the region are also actively developing their electoral strategies, such as sueddeutsche.de reported.

The beginning of the election campaign is characterized by a large number of candidates who bring different perspectives to the political discussion. While Thurnhuber focuses on Bavarian concerns and strengthening the local economy, Kaul emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to politics. It remains exciting to see which issues will ultimately mobilize voters.