SPÖ Neusiedl am See: 14 candidates rely on family and health projects
SPÖ Neusiedl am See: 14 candidates rely on family and health projects
Recently, the voters in the Neusiedl am See district received exciting news from the SPÖ. The district chairman, Brandstätter and Köllner, presented the new district election proposal, which includes a total of 14 candidates. The team is led by the State Councilor Daniela Winkler and the Gols Mayor Kilian Brandstätter, who jointly run into the race as a double top. The mayor of Neudorf also includes Karel Lentsch.
The team consists of seven women and seven men evenly and attracts with a reduced average age, which should provide a fresh air. So politics is also about addressing young voters who are increasingly gaining more influence. "The district election proposal was officially introduced in the district administration of Neusiedl am See," said the SPÖ district manager Fritz Radlzäck.
candidates and their commitment
The list of candidates reads as follows:
- Daniela Winkler (Frauenkirchen)
- Kilian Brandstätter (Gols)
- Elisabeth Böhm (Neusiedl am See)
- Gerhard Bachmann (German Jahrndorf)
- Silvia Pitzl (Apetlon)
- Reinhard CSIDA (Pamhagen)
- Lisa Gojakovich (Parndorf)
- Gerold Eder (Bruckneudorf)
- Anna Sipötz (Illmitz)
- Robert Csukker (tatten)
- Anita Kahl (Potzneusiedl)
- Günther Fabits (Halbturn)
- Katharina Egger (Neudorf)
- Andreas Müllner (Wallern)
A central concern of the SPÖ is to continue the "Burgenland Way" under the leadership of Governor Hans Peter Doskozil. Construction projects such as the new clinic in Gols as well as the renovation and expansion of the Neusiedler indoor pool are in the foreground. The creation of planned nursing support points in the region also shows that the SPÖ does not lose sight of the social aspects. Topics related to the family and their support also have a high priority in the election program.
These latest developments have been followed with great attention, and the motivation and commitment of the candidates could persuade voters to deal more intensively with the upcoming elections. For more information about this advance and the associated topics, a detailed report on www.meinbezirk.at to be found.
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