Eifeler candidate wants to bring free voters to the Bundestag ramp light

Eifeler candidate wants to bring free voters to the Bundestag ramp light

Bärenbach, Deutschland - Planning the free voters Rhineland-Palatinate to set up their list for the federal election in Bärenbach on Saturday. An Eifeler, Rudolf Rinnen, is proposed as a top candidate, as party leader Christian Zöpfchen confirmed. This goal is considered important because the free voters want to move into the Bundestag for the first time in February 2025. Although the likelihood of moving in is estimated to be low, the declared goal remains, which underlines the dynamics and the relevance of the party.

The free voters who have been represented in the Bavarian state parliament since 2008 want to strengthen their position in the political spectrum of Germany. According to the information on the website of the Free Voters ), they founded themselves in 2009 after they had previously structured municipal voters. Your goal is to promote local self -government and to strengthen citizen participation through direct democracy. These beliefs are part of their liberal conservative and conservative alignment.

The success of the free voters is also illustrated by their membership numbers, which are currently around 8,600. The party has established itself in various state parliament and was able to achieve 2.4 percent of the vote in the last federal election in 2021. Despite the challenges in the survey values, free voters show determination to assert themselves in political competition and to gain new voters.